When I Was a Girl &
Life Was Yet Ahead (2017)
Life Was Yet Ahead (2017)
Sound and video artist for a performance
NU Performance Festival, ARS ArtFactory's Project Space, Tallinn
NU Performance Festival, ARS ArtFactory's Project Space, Tallinn
In collaboration with artist and fashion designer Laivi
Performers: Anete, Gabirela and Saskia (ICON); Elis Lisete, Juula Mia and Malvik (MJ Model Management); Nikita and Robi (Sage Management)
Duration: 1h
The framework of the sonic output places elements of dreary feedback-heavy, deep sinking ambiance in a vaguely dreamlike yet spatially active industrial hall. The ethereal voice of the narrator leads the path through dense layers of steely drone sound fields. Dreaming of secure times through naïve enthusiasm, regaining that innocence ... pure joy
"Garments shape the wearer's body and direct the general physical attitude. Styling and manipulating visible aspects of identity enable a transformation of characteristics based on which social interaction takes place. The exhibition recognizes that meanings of garments are social agreements and definitions may be dispersed and undefined. Affected by social development, existing perceptions may become obsolete and restrictions may outdate. The borders and transitions are delicate. Unlike a static installation, moving and embodied presentation draws parallels with mundane daily fashion wear, building references to the environment external of the gallery space. Visual narrative is supported by specially designed sound, different disciplines are coming together, creating a temporary presentation with multiple viewpoints. It’s a one-off passing experience (text by Laivi)"
Photos by Alana Proosa
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When I Was a Girl &
Life Was Yet Ahead (2017)
Life Was Yet Ahead (2017)
Sound and video artist for a performance at NU Performance Festival, ARS ArtFactory's Project Space, Tallinn
– In collaboration with artist and fashion designer Laivi
Performers: Anete, Gabirela and Saskia (ICON); Elis Lisete, Juula Mia and Malvik (MJ Model Management); Nikita and Robi (Sage Management)
Duration: 1h
The framework of the sonic output places elements of dreary feedback-heavy, deep sinking ambiance in a vaguely dreamlike yet spatially active industrial hall. The ethereal voice of the narrator leads the path through dense layers of steely drone sound fields. Dreaming of secure times through naïve enthusiasm, regaining that innocence ... pure joy
"Garments shape the wearer's body and direct the general physical attitude. Styling and manipulating visible aspects of identity enable a transformation of characteristics based on which social interaction takes place. The exhibition recognizes that meanings of garments are social agreements and definitions may be dispersed and undefined. Affected by social development, existing perceptions may become obsolete and restrictions may outdate. The borders and transitions are delicate. Unlike a static installation, moving and embodied presentation draws parallels with mundane daily fashion wear, building references to the environment external of the gallery space. Visual narrative is supported by specially designed sound, different disciplines are coming together, creating a temporary presentation with multiple viewpoints. It’s a one-off passing experience (text by Laivi)"
Photos by Alan Proosa
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