The Aim is the work of artist Marko Tadić perceived as an abstract archive, which speaks more about itself through the whole than through individual elements. The exhibition creates a pensive space by recycling working materials, pedestals and other exhibition apparatus found in the gallery archive. The exhibition space thus becomes a polygon within which various narratives are applied through the media of drawings, paintings and sculptures within the ambient installation.

Referring to the huge problem of the accumulation of art displays that are either thrown away or stored without a future perspective after the exhibition, Tadić through the exhibition setting expresses the simple need to recycle pedestals and exhibition apparatus, and to give them a more permanent function through the creative process.