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Photo Documentation: ‘Breaking the Joints’ at Sapieha Palace, Vilnius
The group exhibition Breaking the Joints explores the body’s role in the history of animation — from cartoon absurdities to real-world implications. Referencing early animation’s anatomical distortions, the exhibition examines how disfigurement, elasticity, and transformation are central both to animated realism and to broader social, cultural, and ecological narratives. Presented at the historically charged Sapieha Palace, the exhibition fuses optics, anatomy, and media critique in a striking, multilayered show.

Nadia Naveau. Funny Five Minutes (Goofin’ Around), 2018. Blue stone powder, polyester, 180 × 230 × 160 cm. (foreground); and Jani Ruscica. Companion Piece (Purple Movement), 2025. Site-specific mural, glass paint on glass windows (fragment). Photographer: Andrej Vasilenko
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