In a historical moment of trauma and erasure, of violence and humiliation, of absence and forgetting, the imaginative act of memory and its re-creation becomes an act of possible resistance. Ar/Ge Kunst presents a group exhibition about everything that can be imagined, orchestrated and acted out, when we strive to recall what we no longer remember.  What is lost is manifold: some people have lost their family, some their land, some their roots, some their affections, some a love, while some no longer have anything material left. In the epidemic of memories (facilitated by digital media), only their rewriting survives, which once exhumed, have the chance to come back to life. But their exhumation is necessarily performative and involves an act which itself subverts the rules of remembering. The exhibition brings together people who, in the creation of the artistic act, bring out certain echoes from the past, present and future, making them part of a unique time, and exercising the political and salvific power of the reconstruction process.