Archive of MeconoMorph, Deutilization, and related works.

MeconoMorph: Information for Writers and Researchers

This page provides a starting point for journalists, writers, curators, students, and researchers seeking information about MeconoMorph.

MeconoMorph modular sculpture constructed from business cards

MeconoMorph is a modular sculptural project initiated by Viktor Genel. Business cards are cut, folded, and assembled into units that can be recombined in response to different sites.

Research directions

  • The project’s origin and development.
  • Modular construction and site adaptation.
  • Business cards as material and records of professional identity.
  • Participation, collection, and changing installation states.
  • Exhibition chronology and institutional settings.
  • The relationship between MeconoMorph, Deutilization, and Viktor Genel’s current work documented at Arteanity Theory.

Materials available on request

  • Project chronology and installation records.
  • Selected photographs with captions and available dates.
  • Background information on construction and terminology.
  • Links to published coverage and related pages.
  • Interview availability, subject to schedule and scope.

Source and image notes

Viktorg.com is maintained as a creator’s archive and should be treated as a primary source. Independent claims, dates, reception, and institutional history should be verified against external records where possible. Images are not cleared for republication unless permission and credit terms are confirmed.

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Information for Writers and Researchers