metr.cube is an artist-led mobile platform that interrogates mobility as both method and medium within contemporary cultural production. The initiative examines movement across two scales: macro-mobility, the circulation of the exhibition apparatus itself across geographic and social territories; and micro-mobility, the infrastructures of movement that structure daily life, from urban transit to domestic routines.

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The name references both the cubic meter (m³) as a unit of contained volume and the French maître (master), pointing to questions of mastery, measurement, and who controls the spatial politics of display.

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metr.cube's practice unfolds through public interventions and exhibitions. Since 2023, the primary manifestation has been the “Cubes” series: a truck that functions as both exhibition container and active participant, addressing the lack of spaces for independent artists, the homogenization of public art displays, and the institutional threshold that excludes wider audiences.

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The initiative continues to develop new exhibition formats and collaborative projects that explore the relationship between movement, access, and artistic practice.