Revolving Histories (#bangbang-0066)
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kitzeln
(2019)
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The physical reflex to tickling is pronounced in all humans, although its exact function has not yet been researched. Mutual tickling often serves as a means of communication between people. In its affectionate version, it is a playful way of making contact; in its malicious version, it comes close to torture. In her video work, Römmelt shows tickling in precisely this ambivalence. The focus is entirely on the body-torso of performer Momo Fabienne Tanner, who is tickled from two sides, sometimes in a friendly manner, sometimes insidiously. The performer constantly struggles to control her twitching body, her uncontrollable impulses alternating between laughter and crying, pain and hilarity.
Text: Max Enderle
Text: Max Enderle
automatically translated from german
Additional
Unterstützt durch: Kanton Zug, Stadt Zug, Migros Kulturprozent
2021 In Relation, Gruppenausstellung, Basel CH
2021 Communitas II: Körper und Bewegung, Einzelausstellung, Kunsthaus Steffisburg, CH
2020 Nicht aus seiner Haut können, Einzelausstellung, Kein Museum, Zürich CH (Link)
2019 evolutionär erprobt, Einzelausstellung, Villa Lauried, Zug CH (Link)
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KuratorIn: verschiedene
Dokumentationstyp: Performance/Aktion für die Kamera / Performance/Action for the Camera
Medium
Video 16:9
Dauer: 4 Takes à ca.7 Minuten