SPACE is Between Something and Something Else
April 9, 2010
SPACE is not a new concept. The ambition to discover, the curiosity about life, and the desire to be accepted are all ingrained in the very nature of our human existence. To want to know, to want to find, and to want to contribute is normal. Humans, at their core, are wonderers. We want to know how to explain things to others. We want to experience as much as possible. We want to conquer fear. We want to believe we are not alone.
SPACE is a place for people with these very normal curiosities to work together. We want to be a part of everyday life, aware of it, and simply investigate it. We also believe that our human communities are interested in such learnings. We don’t want to change identities, we want to understand them. What currently exists is already beautiful and complicated enough - why recreate it? And if we ever become so enlightened that we believe we know everything, we will most likely commit suicide.
We always have a reason to continue our research as long as we believe we don’t know everything. We can continue to ask questions when we don’t have all the answers. And this for us is the reason to wake up every morning and to fall asleep and work through our subconscious - the unfiltered recycle bin of conscious experience. And frankly, the more we learn, the more we realize that we don’t really know anything at all. It is this irony that we find humorous, entertaining, and it is this conundrum that we have fallen in love with. That is reality.
SPACE Manifesto Film (above)
SPACE Opening Night photos by Zahra Syed & Michael Andreozzi (below)
