“I wanted to give the feeling of walking through someone’s mind (a landscape), where pieces of thoughts and memories are not attached to each other in a totally coherent way. Something more closely related to sleepwalking maybe. I am aware that some readers will find this feeling uncomfortable, but it’s the way I choose to talk about my practice, and I still hope that some will accept to get lost.”
The exhibition series (and a 496 pages book) Mind Walks give an overview of Nawrot’s practice through a presentation of crude monochrome prints. In order to understand what he’s looking for Nawrot builds physical narratives, creating the possibility to engage with something that has the potential to become.There is a puzzle-like quality to it all where we are given an openness to form our own narrative.
