​We are living on the brink of an environmental disaster. Glyphosate is a broad-spectrum systemic herbicide used to kill weeds. It has been globally popular with both large growers and amateur gardeners for more than thirty years. Thus, it has been accompanying Andrej Dúbravský’s generation from birth. It is so widespread that it has even been detected in human urine and in mother’s milk. It increases the risk of cancer by 41%. The Czech Ministry of Agriculture announced in January that it would not impose a blanket ban on its use, and so glyphosate orgies may continue. This is another topic featured in the Andrej Dúbravský exhibition.

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Radek Wohlmuth, exhibition curator