The Kaple Gallery in Valašské Meziříčí will present the exhibition Another Dimension, organized in memory of Tomáš Krejčí (1994–2025).

Under the curatorial direction of Kristina Maňáková, the exhibition will combine light and glass objects, kinetic works, and fragments from the artist’s archive in a spatial exploration of memory, the present, and the endurance of relationships.

The title refers to a work of the same name from 2014, whose original physical form no longer exists. However, its conceptual foundation lives on in the current installation. Krejčí’s reflections on listening to and communicating with something that transcends humanity raise the question of how a work endures in memory, shared experiences, and new contexts.

The installation centers on a dialogue between Krejčí’s light object and the kinetic compass created by Kristina Maňáková, the artist’s partner and creative collaborator. Both works are connected by the landscape of the Hostýn Hills. The light object was a response to the D49 highway’s impact on the landscape, while the compass was created following a joint pilgrimage around Svatý Hostýn. Stones and objects collected during the journey enter the Chapel as bearers of the place’s memory and of their shared experience.

The delicacy and colorfulness of glass meet industrial materials, light, and electrical energy. Various aspects of Krejčí’s work take on new relationships within the space of the Chapel. Personal memory thus opens up to shared experiences of presence and absence, in which the creative dialogue continues.