HUMAN MUSEUM – l’art rhizomatique

Musée Mathilda is built on a vision that leans on interdisciplinary art practices to cope with the complexity of human experience.

An ocean of interlacings that keeps searching for ways to transfer its perception into a performative collage. It is a concept as well as a human being.

Mathilda is a museum, exhibiting various kinds of stories. Stories of the past and the present; stories of love; stories of pain, carrying confusion as well as clarity.

She follows a rhizomatic approach to art that is inserepably intervowen with life. The museum, which physically manifests as the human body, contains various departments, that are performed true different regions of the body.

Painting, Photography, Writing, Dancing – all these art forms involve the body. Subtle movements that are the nurturing ground on which interdiciplinary performances emerge as temporary exhibitions.

Installations on time that melt into a personal archive, which is the body, which again is the museum. A museum fueled by emotions and memories. A living museum that is constantly moving as it lives.

No closing hours, forever in dialogue with the surroundings.