Labyrinth – Structure, Maze, Metaphor. A place where wandering and searching for the direction are accompanied by uncertainty, tension and fear, influencing the maze walker’s decision about which way to go. Every decision is crucial, because without Ariadne’s thread, it is difficult to retrace our steps. What leads us to make decisions? Understanding the structure? Fear of uncertainty?

The Labyrinth exhibition explores precisely these themes, confronting visitors with their attitudes and allowing them to walk through a labyrinth or maze, ultimately transforming them into critically thinking observers. Labyrinth and maze – two words, two forms of a path: a labyrinth offers a single winding route to the centre and back, while a maze presents detours and obstacles. History and mythology teach us that the boundary between them is often unclear, and perhaps it is precisely this tension that makes the pilgrim’s journey meaningful.