We take a photograph, we shoot a video and we know that what takes place is that we have captured something. In a similar manner, we record a voice or birds chirping. We can capture a moment in time, a pose, a movement, an essence, and that's possible not only with time-based media but also when we paint a landscape, when we choreograph, and in general when we transpose matter, words, and ideas in any domain. (read more)

Linda Boļšakova

A score for three bodies in planetary dancehall
metamorphic granite, butterfly orchid, soil, and an original soundscape by Smári Rúnar Róbertsson

A speculative choreography for a very slow dance in deep time tempo between metamorphic granite, human, and butterfly orchid. We are all, including rocks and plants, already in constant motion and intra-action. An already ongoing dance that extends beyond one's lifetime, a stretching exercise for the imagination, and a hard reality. This work is inviting one to move in a rhythm, that even the stone - maybe only the stone - understands. —The granite's mineral composition is strikingly similar to the composition of the human body. (read more)          

    
      Giorgos Tsiongas       

Conveyance
Audio, installation

A series of one-to-one raft trips I took on lake Gräsmången with every resident of hybrida AiR 2. Each time, half of the ride was recorded, and the other half was not. None of the conversations had a prefixed subject and they were mainly shaped by chance, mood, and weather patterns.           (read more)