Student art event “All the (Non)senses”












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            * Looking back at all (non)senses, in other words, what is being written and created at th
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            It looked like it was going to rain, but it was the same hot day as last year. The only pl

            Kampus Hybernská is room E0, the basement where we get away from the heat, noise, responsi
            outside world with our faculty art event for a moment.
            The title “All the (Non)seses” refers to last year's FHSFest, the theme of which was just 

            shorter, and also refers to how our creations are created. We create with all our senses, 
            we write about what we see, what we experience first-hand, or what we hear our friends tal
            things that we have touched or things that have touched us, we talk about the smell of bla

            morning forest, coal power plants. In a nutshell, we experience and then cut, draw, or com
            only about the senses, often nonsense is created from our dreams, bizarre ideas, and emoti

            not understand or do not want to understand. When the work is in progress, it might seem l
            yet in final form it reaps success. Art reflects sensory perception as well as senseless e
            a sense of uncertainty, such as the uncertainty of creating a painting that we might have 

            five years.

            Photo: Barbora Lišková, Andrii Zaritskyi


            The year is long, and if there is no place to show one's art more often, one accumulates i
            we added the subtitle "drawer" creation. Despite being exiled to a desk drawer, the author

            full of texts that already wanted to get out and had so much to say. We read poems from sc
            the pocket of a favourite shirt and from an old magazine from high school. We experimented
            music for the first time, creating such a strong performance that it resonated many days a

            We could also hear wistful verse prose, verses about poor students and the unprofitability
            studies, poems about transition, an apathetic generation, complicated relationships, and b
            friends. After all, the best poems are bittersweet.


            The organisation of the descendent of last year's FHSFest was accompanied by so many compl
            hiccups that we might as well write stand-up about it. Still, everything important worked 

            great exhibition was created, strong authors' texts were heard and people came. And perhap
            year needs nothing more.


            And while the summer is in full swing, we are already slowly discussing the autumn festiva
            We are apprehensive about it, but we are very much looking forward to it.


            Barbora Lišková, translation: Melanie S. Terry