For 10 days, 13 artists lived and worked in an atomic bunker in Zlín, Czech Republic. With limited access to the outside world, they worked both individually and as a collective organism, holding nightly forums and forming a parallel world with its own norms, rituals, and a distorted sense of time. The experience culminated in a four-day opening ceremony, merging this surreal microcosm with the outside world.

“We’re living together, eating together, arguing, making up, that bleeds into the work. The art is inseparable from the life that happens around it.”

— Evan Karas

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