FUNDAMENT
Fundament is the first art exhibition by the collective “1:4:9,” the main objective of which is to explore the intersections of human and nature connections, the concept of time and natural transformation. Set within a natural landscape, the works integrate with the land, evolving alongside it and dissolving into the environment over time.
The frame of our installation will be transformed into a monumental form of a metal spring base from a discarded mattress, collected from a local campsite. Once symbols of comfort and domesticity, the springs now serve as a foundation for exploring fragility, impermanence, and the tension between civilization and nature. Artists' works will become a part of this frame or interact with it, as seeds planted within the springs grow, intertwining with the metal to form living, evolving sculptures.
The exhibition will not feature an opening event or formal gathering. Instead, the transformation—quietly unfolding in the forest—will be documented and shared over time, offering an intimate, gradual experience. Visitors may witness the evolving installation, but engagement remains a personal choice, fostering a connection to the land’s story. The process invites viewers to see the works not just as objects to be observed, but as living, breathing processes involving nature, humanity, technology, and time.