What if Power Would Be Care … A Moving Encounter
This exhibition and performance is based on the workshop ‘Choreography may refer to the design itself’ by Matylda Krzykowski. The video you find below is one of You do not find the original performance on this page, instead you see one of the work in progress videos.
Workshop
Performance
Performance
The performance and exhibition is conducted with and by: Franziska Bax, Maxime Benvenuto, Oshin Siao Bhatt, Fernand Bretillot, Matilde Brizzi, Janfer Chung, Camille Guibaud, Lina von Jaruntowski, Jessica Rosalie Jones, Neal Jordan, Yeseul Kim, Eva Lotta Landskron, Jone Miskinyte, Pedro Lobo, Niels Postma, Emma Sfez and Camille Wiesel.
The graphic design team was conducted by Maxime Benvenuto, Lina von Jaruntowski, Eva Lotta Landskron and Pedro Lobo.
Special thanks to Simon Bus for his support in the development of this performance. Thanks as well to Alesya Dobysh and Roy Overdijk.September 2020
Text below by Oshin Siao Bhatt & Maxime Benvenuto
The graphic design team was conducted by Maxime Benvenuto, Lina von Jaruntowski, Eva Lotta Landskron and Pedro Lobo.
Special thanks to Simon Bus for his support in the development of this performance. Thanks as well to Alesya Dobysh and Roy Overdijk.September 2020
Text below by Oshin Siao Bhatt & Maxime Benvenuto
In the rebirth of this inner universe fall space and time, clearing possibilities for new cosmic reflections we wonder: Can power and care co-exist within oneself? What is the role of power in a world dictated by care? How do power and care overlap and form an intertwined whole?
At the heart of this revival, a sedimentation of iterations takes place. As past mores come undone, the collective mind undergoes a renewal through the body. The particles, floating in space, contemplate their endeavours. Among themselves, a dichotomous dialogue ensues reflecting on the spectrum of power and care. In an astral ballet, a constellation of questions expands exponentially within them. Through an encounter of motions, a narrative emerges echoing the troughs and falls of their inquiry.
