07/02/2026
An installation by Drunkenrabbit - 393,62 meters of love.
On the occasion of , Drunkenrabbit presents, with , This Is Not Love, What You Did, an installation composed of 393,62 meters of love.
These meters are not merely decorative figures, but charged presences. They embody moments, gestures, wounds and questions that surface whenever we attempt to define what “love” truly means. The installation guides the viewer along a path that begins with a sharp, almost accusatory statement - This is not love, what you did - and gradually opens into a more unstable, suspended territory: are we really sure we know what love is?
Each heart functions as an affective manifesto. Some contain the fragile beauty of tenderness, others reveal the pain of loss; others still move through irony, waiting, hope or disillusionment. Together, the meters of love form an emotional map, a constellation of complex feelings that speak to one another and to the viewer, inviting an immersion into one’s own experience of love.
Through the meters of love, Drunkenrabbit makes the invisible visible: what love leaves behind, what it promises and betrays, what it demands, what it conceals. The installation does not offer definitive answers, but instead opens a space for reflection.
Every form of love contains within itself a multitude of possibilities. It can become care, loyalty, nourishment, or turn into its opposite: possession, dependency, manipulation. Because in love, everything can become everything.
The 393,62 meters of love do not provide an answer.
They offer a landscape.
A place where love multiplies, sheds its skin, contradicts itself, expresses itself, wounds, saves.
A place where everyone may recognize their own story.