Revolving Histories (#bangbang-1196)
La Chambre de Madame Malaise
https://learuegg.wixsite.com/meinewebsite
La Chambre de Madame Malaise
(2020)
https://learuegg.wixsite.com/meinewebsite
Tags
2020
Video 16:9
Staging
Communication
voc_poetisch
Spherical
Emotions
Media transmission
Narration
voc_Privatraum
Lea Rüegg‘s video is an uncanny allegory about the power dynamics of the gaze. The narrative, based on autobiographical events,
opens up different ways of thinking about technology and its impact on the human psyche and social relationships.
How do we see others without being seen ourselves, how do we observe and are observed by others without being fully aware of it?
The voice is an important tool in their work. They allow it to go through a variety of emotions and states in order to expand and complicate the sense of self. The voice becomes carrier and transmitter of feeling, creating moments of intimacy with the audience.
Synopsis by Alice Wilke and Lea Rüegg
How do we see others without being seen ourselves, how do we observe and are observed by others without being fully aware of it?
The voice is an important tool in their work. They allow it to go through a variety of emotions and states in order to expand and complicate the sense of self. The voice becomes carrier and transmitter of feeling, creating moments of intimacy with the audience.
Synopsis by Alice Wilke and Lea Rüegg
place: Brüssel/Basel
Dokumentationstyp: Performance/Aktion für die Kamera / Performance/Action for the Camera
Alternative
Video/Audio Arbeit
Medium
Video 16:9
Dauer: 06.52 min