The Opportunity Passed in Less Than a Minute is Adriana Preda’s first solo show at SEQUENCE, Suprainfinit Gallery, alongside a performance at the opening on fashion trends, vitrine merchandised displays, and adjectives-labels used in relation with clothes. Working with existing garments gathered from family members or flea markets, Adriana Preda transforms the clothing and textiles into sculptural compositions that encapsulate delicate moments in time. The exhibition title is loosely borrowed from Roy Montgomery’s song, referring to momentary trends that become difficult to grasp, where attention is shifted to the one and only, the compulsive, the fleeting moment that is so easy to lose – the present.
(excerpt from curatorial text by Daniela Custrin)
This installation is the last one in a series of five artistic interventions created by emerging local artists, part of the project SEQUENCE & Mântuleasa in the vitrine of Suprainfinit Gallery in summer-autumn 2023. Every exhibition was accompanied by a performative, community event on the sidewalk during the opening, aiming to make art accessible to passers-by and fostering a sense of shared experience within the Mântuleasa neighborhood.
The Opportunity Passed in Less Than a Minute is a cultural project co-funded by the Administration of the National Cultural Fund. The project does not necessarily represent the position of the Administration of the National Cultural Fund. AFCN is not responsible for the content of the project, nor for the manner in which the results of the project might be used. These are entirely the responsibility of the beneficiary of the grant.
