‘We Can Be Heroes Just For Four Days’ was an early group exhibition by étage 19, held from 3 to 6 June 2021. The programme lists four artists: Sergio Rojas Chaves with *Follow The Birds*, Andree Valambrun Heitz with *Mind The Gap*, Frédéric Graf with *Sites Take Place* and Milea Slakamin with *Wound Illustration*. As the invitation is only available as an Instagram image photographed at an angle, details regarding opening times, the closing event and contact information remain unknown.

Thu 3.6.2021   6–9 pmOpening reception in the presence of the artists
Fri 4.6.2021   6–9 pmExhibition
Sat 5.6.2021   6–9 pmExhibition
Sun 6.6.2021   4–8 pmClosing event
Sergio Rojas Chaves

Sergio Rojas Chaves is a Costa Rican artist who works with sculpture, installation, video, photography and performance. His practice incorporates plants, animals and other non-human partners, and explores the relationships between humans, the environment, biology and emotion. His educational background combines architecture, community development and the visual arts; in Switzerland, he has been active in the Basel, Zurich, Biel/Bienne and Neuchâtel areas, amongst others.

Sergio Rojas Chaves is featured on the E19 map with *Follow The Birds*. The title reflects his research into human relationships with plants and animals, and in particular into ways of observing and coexisting with non-human beings.

Andrée Valambrun Heitz

Andree Valambrun Heitz is listed on the map as ‘Mind The Gap’. Due to the poor image quality and the lack of a corroborating online source, the interpretation of the name remains uncertain; this entry serves as a technical placeholder for the information visible on the map.

Frédéric Graf
Frédéric Graf

Frederic Graf is active within the Biel art scene and is documented, amongst other things, in connection with the Centre PasquART Foundation and Visarte. He features regularly in regional exhibitions in the Biel/Bienne area.

Frederic Graf is taking part in the E19 group exhibition in June 2026. His new works, created using a watercolour technique, are entitled *Horizont Nuit*.

Milea Slakamin

Milea Slakamin is listed on the map as ‘Wound Illustration’. Due to the template having been photographed at an angle and the lack of a corroborating web source, the interpretation of the name remains uncertain; the entry is a deliberately visible placeholder for the historical map finding.

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