Cross-Contextual Confluence @ Galerie Wedding | 10/2021
Curated by Isabel Lewis and Solvej Helweg Ovesen...
Continue ReadingCurated by Isabel Lewis and Solvej Helweg Ovesen...
Continue ReadingIn November 2021, we hosted a series of EightOS workshops in the context of Ama: Care, Repair, Healing exhibition at Martin Gropius Bau. Our objective was to explore the topics of this exhibition through touch, inviting the participants to create a participatory immersive environment for embodied learning. Every day was planned around a specific concept that approached the main topics of the exhibition from a certain perspective. Together with NSDOS, we created a generative soundscape that used our own and the participants' movements to change the sonic atmosphere in the space. This was the first time we tried our newly developed Tripod WiFi motion tracking sensors in a public setting. Our intention was to see how we can transmit ideas through physical interaction, experimenting with the concepts of care, repair, and healing — as well as the more general concepts, such as resilience and regeneration — on the level of a temporary...
Continue ReadingA series of workshops on noncontact self-defense during pandemic restrictions curated by Isabel Lewis...
Continue ReadingImmersive workshop and performance on co-isolated multiplicities. Curated by Joel Valabrega....
Continue ReadingModular synthesis immersive workshops and performances, w. NSDOS, curated by Maria Kramar and Joel Valabrega...
Continue ReadingA two-day event fusing the format of lecture and physical seminar exploring embodied learning approach....
Continue ReadingHosting a session on agile approach and bodymind operating systems. W. Pedro Jardim and Natalie Abbot. ...
Continue ReadingA workshop on ∞OS bodymimesis practice at Hyperwerk school of art and design in Basel. With Pedro Jardim. ...
Continue ReadingContemporary dance performance. w. Felix Ott, Bahar Temiz, Emily Ranford, Diego Agullo, Alex Kassian...
Continue ReadingImmersive movement event. Hosted together with NSDOS. ...
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