Dr Nadia Kelbova
Since the end of the Second World War and throughout the Cold War, devices have been developed which aim to affect the human nervous system, and ultimately manipulate thinking in society as a whole. In general, little is known about the locations and operations of these weapons of mass mind control and even less is known about the scientists who work tirelessly to counter these insidious technologies.
This project documents the research undertaken by Dr. Nadia Kelbova in the areas of electromagnetic, gravitational and light waves using her Psychotronic Weapon Deflector and her goal of protecting humanity from the sinister influences of these mechanisms of social engineering.
A mixture of scientific experimentation and performance, interwoven with humour form the key elements of this project. The aim of this work is to investigate the intoxicating authority of the photograph itself and to draw attention to the dangers of credulity.
Exhibition Opening
Thursday 11th May
6:30pm – 10pm
Psychotocin Reception (Cosmopolitan)
Artist Talk
Wednesday 17th May
7:30pm – 8:30pm
General Opening Hours
12th May – 21st May
Tues – Fri: 12pm – 6pm
Sat: 2pm – 7pm
Sun: 2pm – 5pm
Dr. Nadia Kelbova, 2016Justyna Kielbowicz
Justyna Kielbowicz a contemporary photographer whose work is mostly conceptual.
Within her projects she urge the viewer to slow down and consider the choices and changes made in everyday life and how these influence the world and people around us. She likes to challenge the photographic authenticity and to examine the nature of reality by questioning our socially constructed norms. Kielbowicz also found her passion for documentary photography while traveling around the world.
Justyna currently works as a freelance artist in Dublin, where she received her degree in photography from Dublin Institute of Technology. In 2016 she was selected for the RDS Art Award exhibition as one of the best 13 emerging artists in Ireland.
Dr Nadia Kelbova, 2016
A4 DIT Graduate Award Exhibition
Justyna Kielbowicz is the first recipient of our A4 DIT Graduate Award. The award was established in 2016 to support the practice and professional development of an outstanding emerging artist from the Dublin School of Creative Arts and Media.
This year we are delighted that our Graduate Award Exhibition will be included in the amazing programme for the PhotoIreland Festival 2017!
Further Information
For more information about Justyna’s work please visit:
https://a4sounds.org/justyna-Kielbowicz/
http://www.justynakielbowicz.com/
or
Email: justynaphotography@gmail.com
For more information about our DIT Graduate Award visit here.
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