Practices of Unlearning (2025)


4x 3D printed objects(PLA), 3D animation (7”33’), video game, essay publication, installation (clay, arduino components, extruded polystyrene)


still from a video game by the same title, 2025
If we want to learn something, we know that it requires practice. It's no different with the reverse movement, unlearning, especially when we're talking about trying to get rid of such established habits as functioning in or thinking about the world. 

Ernest Borowski's art is a practice of questioning dogmas, unsealing reality, violating the established world order based on the culture-nature dichotomy, in which man occupies a central place. It's about entering the darkness and looking for new possibilities in it, seeing many different worlds that can coexist. 

The artist's works are created from clay derived from the earth's crust, 3D prints, electronics, computer graphics and sounds, which, entangled together, appear as assemblages of strangeness that elude categorization.





exhibition views, Galeria im. Śleńdzińskich, Białystok, 2025








still from a video game by the same title, 2025

still from a “Chaos Meditation” animation
Credits:
Exhibition arrangement: Ela Szurpicka
Curator: Daiwd Bujno
Exhibition assembly: Piotr Żukowski, Zbignie Zakrzewski, Krystian Ostaszewski, Tomasz “Hary” Tyszkiewicz
Lectors: ula dziurdzia, soska osowska, ana szopa, Szymon Tur
Graphic design: Ewa Pietruszko
Promotion: Jakub Urynowicz, Kamila Dąbrowska, Kamila Byculewicz