Pain and Desire
The exhibition explores the body not merely as a physical form, but as a vessel of memory, trauma, repressed experiences, and unspoken desires.

Location: Fluxsus Space, Baku, AZ

Date: 16.09 - 18.09.2025

Curator: Mansura Mammadaliyeva

Mentor: Sabina Shikhlinskaya


Presented Artists:

Schachnas Aghhayeva
Eltaj Zeynalov

Rashad Babayev

Within this framework, the body emerges as a living archive, where invisible wounds and silenced longings are inscribed and intertwined.

Through diverse artistic approaches, the exhibition positions the body simultaneously as a silent witness to trauma and as the locus of desire. It unfolds as a site that is at once fragile and resilient, wounded yet resistant, fragmented but constantly capable of renewal and transformation.
  • Exposition
Artists and presented works:
Atesh Hub Member
This section introduces the artists participating in the exhibition and the works they present. Each contribution reflects a distinct artistic approach while engaging with the exhibition’s overarching theme. Together, the selected works create a dynamic dialogue across mediums, concepts, and perspectives. Visitors are invited to explore the diversity of practices and discover the unique voice behind each work.

Atesh Hub Member
This section introduces the artists participating in the exhibition and the works they present. Each contribution reflects a distinct artistic approach while engaging with the exhibition’s overarching theme. Together, the selected works create a dynamic dialogue across mediums, concepts, and perspectives. Visitors are invited to explore the diversity of practices and discover the unique voice behind each work.

Atesh Hub Member
This section introduces the artists participating in the exhibition and the works they present. Each contribution reflects a distinct artistic approach while engaging with the exhibition’s overarching theme. Together, the selected works create a dynamic dialogue across mediums, concepts, and perspectives. Visitors are invited to explore the diversity of practices and discover the unique voice behind each work.
  • Videos
  • Photoreportage
  • More
Made on
Tilda