What do security cameras, wild flowers and Dr Caligari have in common? What is the point of intersection between a mirror that talks to you, and a woman who interviews herself? Is there a story in which Snow White and Sisyphus might finally meet?
Why do twelve artists from as far away as Sao Paulo, Belgrade or even Ellezelles decide to meet in Brussels? And what happens when they get their wires crossed?
These are some of the questions raised - and possibly answered - in the exhibition ‘Dreaming of a point at which parallel lines converge'. At a time when the boundaries between artistic genres and media are in flux, yet political and cultural frontiers are ever more rigidly asserted, the students in the Transmedia master-after-masters programme at Sint Lukas Hogeschool have come together for this exhibition at the Centre Culturel, Forest, at BRASS, to assert their belief in an artistic practice that defies categories, undermines hierarchies, and refuses barriers to communication.
Tapping into the passions and doubts which define our time, their work is sometimes utopian, yet always critical. Drawing on a range of traditions and practices, from Disney cartoons to contemporary video art, and from virtual reality to organic gardening, they invite the public to share their investigations into the multiple world(s) we live in, and to try out new paths through the maze of experience.

Including work by Filip Daniels, Gunther Truijen, Maja Medic, Maud Lefever, Milena Galli, Natalia Kolesova, Nemanja Ladjic, Peter Snowdon, Stéfan Piat, Sven Goyvaerts, Vladislav Curcin and Wouter Huis.

Opening 16 June from 6pm
From 17 till 20 June in Le Brass - Forest Centre Culturel. 364, Avenue Van Volxem 1190 Brussels. Open daily from 12am to 6pm.
www.dreamingofapointatwhichparallellinesconverge.be