
PAPARAC KVIETKA
Sound sculpture. Athens, Greece (2023)
Sound sculpture inspired by the mythical fern flower from Belarusian folklore, a symbol associated with hidden knowledge, transformation, and the search for what cannot be found. The work consists of an aluminium fountain structured around a tree stump surrounded by flowers. Water circulating through the fountain becomes the source of the sound piece: its acoustic patterns are recorded and transformed in Ableton into a continuous composition played within the installa- tion.
The cut tree functions as a reference to rupture, loss, and interrupted continuity. At the same time, the fountain produces sound and movement, suggesting persistence and regeneration. Developed during a period of separation from Belarus, the work reflects on longing for home and the possibility of rebuilding it through memory, myth, and collective imagination.
Aluminium, recycled rubber, motor, tubes, contact microphone, audio equipment. 66x37x66cm.




Curated : Esto Association
Athens, Greece
2023