The Future is (not) Guilty explores the concept of future-oriented archive by questioning its different aspects. What, how and why does the archive contain? What meaning does it have in the perspective of future? Can we explain the future within this archive? What is the language of the archive and how is it constructed? How do different elements of an archive (and within this exhibition – different projects) construct meaning/knowledge? How do we deal with this knowledge?
One of the key ideas of this exhibition is that an archive is never neutral and is always multilayered (visually, conceptually, through interconnections of different materials)…
Five artists develop this idea through their projects, creating interactive display, like a playground for visitors to experience the future through the activation of artistic projects: manipulating images, creating their own narratives, experiencing artistic installations.