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Revolving Histories (#bangbang-0422)
621.371miles
https://www.dominiklipp.ch
621.371miles
(2020)
https://www.dominiklipp.ch
Lipp, Dominik; Wojtulewicz, Aleksander
Lipp, Dominik (Performer)
Wojtulewicz, Aleksander (Performer)
Saemann, Andrea (Eventcurator)
International Performance Art Giswil (Camera)
Wojtulewicz, Aleksander (Performer)
Saemann, Andrea (Eventcurator)
International Performance Art Giswil (Camera)
"621.371miles" performance by Dominik Lipp& Aleksander Wojtulewicz
Dominik Lipp( Rupperswil/CH) & Aleksander Wojtulewicz (Birmingham/GB) face each other in Absorbed. Men in black and white. Stones emptied over each other's heads are now thrown in an erratic pattern towards the center of the hall, where the cauldron stands.
Black crushes, kicks, blows into it. White throws as if curling, and after a long while they have worked their way to the center. The stones turn out to be shells, which are now moved around on the black and white tiles as in checkers. The only rule seems to be: we make up the rules as we go along. For no apparent reason, you conclude that it's over. A small selection of shells lies on the cauldron. Text: International Performance Art Giswil. The mussels were a gift from Monikas Günther and Ruedi Schill.
Dominik Lipp( Rupperswil/CH) & Aleksander Wojtulewicz (Birmingham/GB) face each other in Absorbed. Men in black and white. Stones emptied over each other's heads are now thrown in an erratic pattern towards the center of the hall, where the cauldron stands.
Black crushes, kicks, blows into it. White throws as if curling, and after a long while they have worked their way to the center. The stones turn out to be shells, which are now moved around on the black and white tiles as in checkers. The only rule seems to be: we make up the rules as we go along. For no apparent reason, you conclude that it's over. A small selection of shells lies on the cauldron. Text: International Performance Art Giswil. The mussels were a gift from Monikas Günther and Ruedi Schill.
automatically translated from german
Additional
Fotos : Lee Li Photography
International Performance Art Giswil
place: Turbinenhalle Giswil, Giswil
KuratorIn: Saemann, Andrea
Dokumentationstyp: Dokumentation einer Performance/Aktion / Documentation of a performance/action
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Fotos / Photos
Dauer: 50min