All stories tell of travelling.                                      –                                            Travelling in space and travelling in time.

All artistic works can therefore also be read as traces of time in the landscape and are localised on the timescale. In this way, the audience creates an art space from the artefacts and projected light in which they can read, associate and make chronological contexts.

In this way, old stories can be remembered, i.e. brought into our present, and new stories can be invented, told and left behind on the timeline as a trace for the time to come.

All traces of space are also traces of time.

But even seemingly remaining in one place is still a movement through time. (Apart from the fact that we move with our sun through our galaxy, with which we in turn move through the universe at millions of kilometres per minute, never standing still). In the walk-through landscape of the exhibition we also encounter traces of time from Mikulov.

The exhibition of artistic works shows traces in space and traces in time, such as the selected photographs from Radek Kroupa’s extensive collection of images. These show snapshots of Mikulov from a long time ago, which have not only left perceptible traces on the prints on display in the exhibition, but also in the reality of people’s lives.