„Rorqual whales feed by opening their jaws while swimming, taking in enormous amounts of water in one gulp, which is then ejected when they close their jaws, leaving behind the trapped prey. They produce extremely low-frequency grunts, hums, moans, and clicks, which travel long distances under water and can sometimes be heard hundreds of kilometers away."

hunt kastner is pleased to present a new project by Dominik Lang that will open this Friday, in the presence of the artist, at hunt kastner in Prague. Bone Collectors is a complex installation work that examines the dynamic between the exhibition space, the exhibited works, and the patrons that help contribute to their existence.  

Dominik Lang's work often examines the logic and manner of the artistic production and exhibition process; exploring the way in which things are arranged, how they function, and how they are perceived by people. He creates site specific installations or interventions that complete, enhance, or modify a given space, time and event. Lang aims to create a specific context for the viewer's attention - a demonstration of the spatial, historical, and institutional conditionality of what we see.