We Are IKT

“My curatorial approach has evolved into what I recently termed kalokagathian curating, an autotheoretical matrix inspired by the ancient Greek ideal of kalokagathia, which calls for unity of the good and the beautiful, or ethics and aesthetics.”

“To be a curator is to take care – of objects, of artists, of spaces, of audiences. But it also means asking questions and daring to give those questions a perceivable shape.”

“I see curating not as a job, but as a way of thinking systemically, with an eye toward long-term cultural sustainability.”

“Ultimately, I am guided and galvanized by the conviction that visual art is a catalyst for revelatory experience. I believe that exhibitions are a uniquely suited format for presenting research and knowledge that can transform how we look at and live in the world.”