In a world marked by gl obal conflicts, digitalization and a rapidly shifting climate, we sea rch for stability and meaning. We look for faith and stories that hel p us navigate through uncertainty. Yet religious traditions, sacred n arratives, and collective beliefs are often entwined with division an d control.
The exhibition will be introduced by Jasmijn T.E. Mol , who will read from her essay The Freedom of Myth, the accompanying text to Realms o f Reality. The exhibition will then open with a guided meditatio n led by Vincent Vegt of NEWConnective, which will stimulate the senses.& nbsp;
Realms of Reality asks whether more holistic forms of belief are possible. Ca n we find radical forms of faith that contribute to caring for each o ther and for our planet?
In this exhibition and a public progra m, scientists and artists explore how different belief systems – an cient, conflicting or emerging – shape the way we see and understan d the world. They open doors to multiple realms, each offering differ ent paths toward what we call reality or truth. Featuring works by Su zanne Plomp, Marcos Kueh & Ritvik Khushu, Simone Albers, and Fion a Lutjenhuis, the exhibition invites us to step into shifting realms of reality.
DESCRIPTION: The exhibition will be introduced by Jasmijn T.E. Mol, who will read from her essay The Freedom of Myth, the accompanying text to Realms of Real ity. The exhibition will then open with a guided meditation led by Vincent Vegt of NEWConnective, which will stimulate the senses. Realms of Reality as ks whether more holistic forms of belief are possible. Can we find ra dical forms of faith that contribute to caring for each other and for our planet? In this exhibition and a public program, scientists and artists explore how different belief systems – ancient, conflicting or emerging – shape the way we see and understand the world. They open doors to multiple realms, each offering different paths toward w hat we call reality or truth. Featuring works by Suzanne Plomp, Marco s Kueh & Ritvik Khushu, Simone Albers, and Fiona Lutjenhuis, the exhibition invites us to step into shifting realms of reality. In a w orld marked by global conflicts, digitalization and a rapidly shiftin g climate, we search for stability and meaning. We look for faith and stories that help us navigate through uncertainty. Yet religious tra ditions, sacred narratives, and collective beliefs are often entwined with division and control. END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR