ICONOCLAST ROOM
Art is not a luxury—it is a civic responsibility. At Iconoclast Room, we reject the notion of images as passive décor. Instead, we insist they be interrogated, dismantled, reimagined. Ours is a space where aesthetics function not as ornament but as instrument—of resistance, of revelation, of rupture.
We believe that the self, like the world it inhabits, must be exposed to scrutiny. In this space, the familiar is made strange, and the comfortable is made unstable. We question consensus. We confront the choreography of power and its illusions.
Iconoclast Room exists as a threshold: between sanctioned narratives and personal truths, between what has been accepted and what must be challenged. We present work that provokes, artists who disturb, and moments that pierce through the veil of myth.
We collect fragments from the collapse—documents of erosion, evidence of awakening. In doing so, we seek to restore clarity to the distorted image of authority, and in its place, offer a more honest mirror.
Beauty, for us, is not pacifying—it is incendiary. We do not retreat from the world. We engage it, critique it, and refuse to remain silent within it. For silence, in the face of injustice, is complicity.
