With this installation by Milan Atanasković, the Museum of Fragmentation opens its second gallery, 0=2. Set within the post-apocalyptic architecture of the socialist Yugoslav-era shopping center Merkator in New Belgrade, this exhibition-installation presents a condensed resonance of fundamental in-situ fragmentation.

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There is an object, in the darkness, in the basement of an old house called Bloc-House: a rotting wooden crate filled with books, papers, newspapers — left behind for a century, like a mass of words, sentences, meanings slowly merging in a hundred-year process of dissolution. No one can, or wants to, or even could,…

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Jérôme Bouchez’s contribution to the Museum of Fragmentation is a kind of map of fragments, traces, documents, images, and sketches of works spanning over 15 years, condensed into an installation within a space usually reserved for solitude. This space is transformed into a temple of fleeting flashes of everyday life, of horror and pleasure, politics…

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