Dreaming While the Water Is Cut: On Hope, Borders, and Staying Human

​Join us on Feb 26th for an intimate evening with Ukrainian photographer and conceptual artist Elizaveta Bogachova discussing hope, borders, and what it takes to stay human. Elizaveta will share their practice on expanding the boundaries of photography, their experience on migration, and reconnecting us with our memories of water.

​Doors open: 17:00

​This talk is part of the Dreams that Wake exhibition currently on at Bardo Projektraum on displacement and how it permeates the subconscious. Curated by Basel Naouri and Harshini J. Karunaratne, the exhibition hosts artists sharing their stories on migration through dreams. The exhibition is open Wed-Sat, 14h-19h till March 14th.

​This event has a suggested donation of 5 eur

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​About the artist

​Elizaveta Bogachova is an undead body, queer identity, a Berlin-based conceptual artist, photographer and Ukrainian refugee of the first wave with mixed origins. Their work often occupies the liminal space of in-betweenness, shaped by exile, queerness and displacement, situating art in lived experience. Delving into questioning the intricate relationship between medium and materials, Elizaveta constantly seeks new angles in creation and presentation by blending digital and analogue methods. In their practice, Elizaveta explores themes that deal with perception, identity, placemaking, and the complexities of existence.