24H: hands on image

**24H: hands on image is a 24-hour visual performance in which the image emancipates itself from music and becomes an autonomous medium. In silence, a continuous live set emerges, based solely on visual perception.**Author Nina Sibinská manipulates her own visual materials in real time using the software Resolume Arena. She allows space for a living, organic image that transforms unpredictably. The project operates without music, without AI samples, and without external sources, emphasizing human presence, focus, and endurance.

The work explores the limits of the performer, the audience, and the moving image itself, as well as the ways they cope with continuous 24-hour time. The performance functions both as an experiment and a manifesto of contemporary VJ practice and will be realized in the Archy+ space. Its subsequent documentation will be presented at the AVU graduate exhibition in Prague in June 2026.Practical Information:

• Visitors may arrive at any time during the 24-hour event.
• The most important times are the start and end of the event.
• Earplugs will be available on-site for a fully immersive experience.