Montenegro

Terram intelligere: Interstitium (To Understand the Land: Interstitium), offers a thought-provoking perspective on the evolving relationship between humans, nature, and intelligent systems. Showcasing Montenegro’s awe-inspiring landscapes, it challenges us to rethink the idea of understanding nature—not just as a resource, but as a complex, interconnected system that calls for a deeper connection and respect. The exhibition delves into the rich history of humanity’s relationship with the land, highlighting the often-forgotten dialogues that have shaped our interactions with nature over centuries. It reveals how the land has long facilitated a symbiotic relationship between the organic and the artificial, the innate and the introduced. It urges a shift in perspective, proposing that the answers we seek may not only lie in new technologies, but also in the ancient wisdom embedded within the land itself. By inviting reflection on the mechanisms of coexistence and resilience, the exhibition suggests that the land, as a silent witness, holds traces of past wisdom, preserving them in layers of its memory for us to uncover and reimagine. Through this journey, the exhibition challenges us to reconnect with the land in ways that offer sustainable and meaningful solutions for the future.