"I was struck by how each piece challenged traditional ways of knowing, exploring the boundaries between the conscious and unconscious, the known and unknown. The exhibition featured personal remedy recipes on cards within the installation, making the experience feel more connected and actionable – almost like providing a guide for engaging with the art and its themes…As a curator, it was essential for me to see how the exhibition communicated with its audience. The interactivity and exchanges that arose during the viewing showed just how deeply art can influence our perception and understanding. This reaffirmed the importance of creating spaces where such interactions can take place."

-  Anna Galeeva (PAS Berlin)