The exhibition "Temporarily Here" at the "Meta-Senses" gallery explores the delayed life syndrome, particularly in the context of war and the ecological crisis. In times of uncertainty, when natural resources are depleting and war forces us to postpone important decisions, people often put life on hold, waiting for a "better" future. The artists in the exhibition use painting, graphic design, photography, and collage to show how war and ecological disasters alter our perception of time and lead to the postponement of necessary actions.
The works of the participants reflect not only the changes in nature but also the internal processes of the individual, their psychological state in response to the crisis. The exhibition reveals how important it is to act here and now, not waiting for ideal circumstances, and emphasizes the need to preserve nature and mental health amid global changes. Through their works, the artists call for mindfulness, urging us not to miss important moments of life by postponing them to "later."