


Installation view / Everlasting Light - TIM NOLAS (© Tim Nolas 2019)
Caro / 2018 / Pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag / 30x20cm

2018 The Infernal Machine is a bomb that could go off any moment. A danger that lies in the dark; even though we might know about its existence. Like Oedipus - who knew about his prophecy, but exactly fulfilled it unknowingly - we wander in the dark. We are blind and we are being blinded, as he was. In the dark, like our image on our screens, lured by technology and prone to merge with virtuality. Is there a danger in feeling attracted to all these digital surfaces reflecting back onto us? Is it a real threat to lose connection to everything lively around us? Will we give up being human (whatever this means) to neglect our bodies, the bodies of our lovers, the body of nature and live on as bodiless creatures in the cloud? Is this a prophecy that we might try to avoid but fulfill it nonetheless?
Installation view / Everlasting Light - TIM NOLAS (© Tim Nolas 2019)
Caro / 2018 / Pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag / 30x20cm