FRAGMENTATION
MUSEUM
Contemporary Art and Life, Fragmented.
All aspects of human life are increasingly exposed to the pervasive phenomenon of fragmentation. Contemporary art has become a reflection of this fractured experience of reality.
The Museum of Fragmentation addresses this essential condition of our time. Conceived itself as a fragmented structure — and as an artwork in its own right — the museum explores the ways in which contemporary artistic practices mirror, question, and transform this condition.
Its primary medium is cOtemporary Art TV — disseminated through YouTube subscription and global internet networks.
The contemporary world has undergone a paradoxical transformation: rather than the unification of civilization through its accelerated techno-economic development, we are witnessing a vast fragmentation – an implosion at every level of human consciousness. Reality dissolves into billions of pieces of information, leading us toward a final awareness: that totality, permanence, and truth do not truly exist. Instead, everything is woven from minute nuclei of information within a continuous, unidirectional, and irreversible flow. Within this current of fragments emerges their collector in motion – the Museum of Fragmentation.
The Museum of Fragmentation, the first and only institution of its kind worldwide, is dedicated to the selection, collection, preservation, and protection of fragments of reality within the field of contemporary art. It explores contemporary phenomena of fragmentation, placing particular emphasis on the study of the fragment as an autonomous and enduring form, distinct from the totality of the artwork. The museum maintains an extensive and continuously growing collection of fragments and regularly selects new fragments for its exhibitions and research projects. The spaces of the Museum of Fragmentation are themselves fragmented, dispersed across numerous locations around the world.
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Maria Stamenković Herranz – This Mortal House Building 3
THIS FRAGMENT HAS GONE VIRAL, WITH MORE THAN 3 MILLION VIEWS on TikTok At OFFSCREEN Paris 2025, the performance This…
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OFFSCREEN, Paris, 2025
OFFSCREEN Paris 2025, held from October 21–26 at the historic Chapelle Saint-Louis de la Salpêtrière in the 13ᵗʰ arrondissement of…
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Art Basel Paris 2025 — Grand Palais
This year’s edition of Art Basel Paris brings together 203 galleries from 40 countries and territories, turning the historic Grand…
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Aleksandra Šaranović, ANTIBODIES
Throughout human history, the notion of the body has undergone continuous transformation, reflecting shifting philosophical, religious, and scientific perspectives. From…
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Fragmentation Museum, Gallery 0=2, Milan Atanaskovic, Beograd 2025
With this installation by Milan Atanasković, the Museum of Fragmentation opens its second gallery, 0=2. Set within the post-apocalyptic architecture…
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Vincent, Surface 2010/2025 Fragmentation Museum
There is an object, in the darkness, in the basement of an old house called Bloc-House: a rotting wooden crate…
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Jérôme Bouchez, Paris is Burning 2009-2025 / Fragmentation Museum
Jérôme Bouchez’s contribution to the Museum of Fragmentation is a kind of map of fragments, traces, documents, images, and sketches…
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Fragmentation Museum, Gallery 0=1, Milan Atanaskovic, Paris 2025
The Fragmentation Museum opens its doors with the exhibition “THE ARTWORK AS A SUSTAINABLE FRAGMENT OF THE PRESENT”, inaugurating its…
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Olga Kisseleva, POWER STRUGGLE DC *, April–May 2020
Olga Kisseleva’s artistic projects are rooted in rigorous research and demand extensive preparation. The COVID-19 pandemic offered her an opportunity…
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Véronique Durazzo & Didier Ducrocq PORTRAIT, 3 minutes, 6 years
« PORTRAIT, 3 minutes, 6 years»Video installation – variable dimensionsDuration: 6 yearsVéronique Durazzo | Didier Ducrocq – 2018 Video installation…

The exhibition
“THE ARTWORK AS A SUSTAINABLE FRAGMENT OF THE PRESENT”
Musée de la Fragmentation 2025













