Tütar Gallery (EE) is a contemporary art gallery based in Tallinn, Estonia. At Foto Tallinn, Tütar’s presentation is based on an installation by Denes Farkas – first developed for Reykjavik’s Sequences Festival – exploring systems of preservation under fragile conditions. Drawing on literary references and photographic research in global seed banks (Svalbard, Lebanon, St. Petersburg), the work reflects on how societies attempt to maintain continuity amidst war, climate crisis, and historical rupture. Here, the installation is reinterpreted as a flexible wall-based display composed of over 50 A4 photographic prints, emphasising temporality, vulnerability, and material immediacy.
