Performance Black Hol 

Black Hole is a large-scale performative painting by Zorka Lednárová, created with the movement of an electric wheelchair. The work transforms the physical metaphor of a black hole into a reflection on today’s society—its polarization, collapsing values, and the disappearance of voices pushed beyond the “event horizon.”

The performance reveals how cultural and social structures absorb energy, time, and the pursuit of equality without giving anything back. Through bodily gesture and vulnerability, the painting becomes a political statement about exclusion, invisibility, and the determination to leave a mark even when everything seems to vanish into darkness.

Performance: August 30, 2026, 2–3 p.m.

Venue: Center for Contemporary Art, Dukelských hrdinů 25a

Part of the exhibition Where Freedom Ends, in collaboration with Artivist Lab and the Center for Contemporary Art.