Lucie Tallová's solo exhibition projects images of a woman as a fragile caryatid in a total site-specific installation in the premises of the Rosenfeld Palace. Caryatids as sculptural elements of architecture served as pillars of ancient buildings.
They were usually depicted as standing figures and half-figures that seem to bear the weight of the entire structure on their heads or shoulders.

Today, the caryatid is a universal metaphor for a woman who feels burdened or tired by the expectations placed on her by society, family, relationships and the complexities of contemporary life. Tall's Unstable Monuments series is a tribute to women as caryatids, carrying on their shoulders the sometimes too demanding weight of responsibility for the running of an unstable, changing world.

More information on the event can be found here.