Suprainfinit

Only Ghosts Move Forward explores memory, time, and spectral presence in art, marking both the ten-year anniversary of Suprainfinit Gallery and a symbolic threshold in its trajectory. Inspired by hauntology (J. Derrida), a concept that evokes the persistence of the past in the present through cultural “ghosts,” the exhibition challenges conventional boundaries between life and death, body and spirit, presence and absence. The featured works reactivate memory as a fluid essence, continually reinterpreted: much like an art gallery that, over time, becomes a witness to its own history. The exhibition is inseparable from the current socio-political and cultural landscape, shaped by nationalist tendencies and precarisation of the arts sector and beyond, emphasizing the persistent link between hauntology and instruments of choreography of the visible. Through a diversity of artistic media, the curatorial approach creates a space of encounter where temporality becomes permeable and hauntological reflections envision blooming futures.