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\n<\/div><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\nThe small exhibition of Rudolf Sikora, a Slovak conceptual artist and active observer, consists of the author\u2019s selection from 25 original pages of his children\u2019s book O sv\u011bt\u011b\/About the World.<\/em> The book itself was created as part of a challenge to organize a travelling exhibition abroad called Jin\u00e1 d\u011btsk\u00e1 kniha\/Other Child Book<\/em>. When Rudolf Sikora\u2019s book About the World<\/em> came into existence during the then normalization period in Czechoslovakia, it could not be publicly presented, let alone published. The only printed copy that managed to get smuggled abroad was never returned to the author.<\/p>\n \u201cAbout the World\u201d reflects Sikora\u2019s cosmological and environmental contemplations and a message characteristic of his work in the seventies. The discovered scientific photographs are accompanied by his musings or direct quotations taken from the most topical scientific texts. Three of Sikora\u2019s most prominent signs in this interconnected cycle are the following: the star \u2013 birth, the arrow \u2013 movement, the cross \u2013 death.<\/p>\n The exhibition is part of the Festival Fotograf 2013,\u00a0BETWEEN SIGNS\u00a0and the debate in Tranzit on 11.10. at 19:00 is to follow.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n