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Modeled by Air

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Calendar13.04. 2026

On April 9, 2026, the opening of the exhibition “Modeled by Air” took place at the Vojtech Löffler Museum in Košice. In this exhibition, educator and artist Marián Straka, together with students of the Sculpture–Object–Space Studio at the Faculty of Arts, Technical University of Košice — Tea Maxima Guspánová, Bianka Polovková, and Juraj Hromec — presented site-specific interventions responding to the architecture, history, and atmosphere of the space.

The dominant element is a pneumatic object composed of layered inflated inner tubes, working with volume, fragility, and the variability of material, and opening a dialogue between the physical presence of the artwork and its ephemerality.

The exhibition runs until May 2, 2026