Pandemonium

Pandemonium intends to target some of the absurdities of our status quo, bringing to light what the artist describes “as implicit injustices in accepting dictatorial and classist behaviours, which tends to appear throughout human history”. The aim of the exhibition is to raise questions about social control, obedience and freedom of expression, or lack of it.

Arthall gives the floor to the English artist KEY, who expresses through sculptures and collages his discomfort with the ludicrous global situation. Pandemonium intends to target some of the absurdities of our status quo, bringing to light what the artist describes “as implicit injustices in accepting dictatorial and classist behaviours, which tends to appear throughout human history”. The aim of the exhibition is to raise questions about social control, obedience and freedom of expression, or lack of it.

About the Artist

Key is a versatile English artist from Bristol that moved to Gozo some years ago to escape the break neck speed and pitfalls of city life. He works with different media. In this exhibition he mainly uses found objects to express visual ideas, shaking up standard ways of thinking . From old cages and stopped clocks to original collages plastered on the screens of retro tv's, computers and other familiar objects of our everyday life.