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Toren (the book) is the digital version of What is it that I have done?, a publication on Jozef wouters' research that can be ordered through a.pass. | Re-thinking a familiar place in a new language. | |
A hotel room seen from different perspectives | ||
current projects | ||
Installation/ performance S.O.S. rethinks space as a living organism, it is a poetic and symbolic exercise that proposes the illness of the space as a metaphor, revealing the spatial malfunctions and disabilities, its failing organs and metabolism. S.O.S is a semiotic analysis that transposes our understanding of physical illness to ‘illness’ as a property of space: as the visible outcome of the invisible symptoms the spatial organism, partly through human interference, carries within it. Symptoms such as ‘damaged’, ‘abandoned’, ‘broken’, ‘bruised’, ‘wounded’, ‘forgotten’, are diagnosed through actions and interventions that make the metaphor visible, the moment meaning is produced out of the ordinary. In order to re-write the physical damage of the patient/space, the healing process uses concepts of topography and space surgery. This research relates the singularity and weakness of humanity to the complex layering of nature’s politics and the impact of human interference within natural processes. It reveals the cataclysm of nature and its natural resistance against humanity. Using the reference of the cordyceps (a kind of mushroom) as organisms that invade, alter and affect the behavior of the host, this station is a research-in-progress: an animist approach to reading the traces of life in the space. | ||
archived a.s workshops | ||
Workshop by Vladimir Miller Jan Maertens 8th-10th Feb (light) Anette Baldauf 8th-10th & 16-18th Feb (urbanism) Meg Stuart 11-12th Feb (performance) Charo Calvo 15-16th Feb (sound) | ||
archived a.s projects | ||
Rethinking the city as a space that subjectively can suspend the invariants and metaphors of a living organism. It's an approach that centers the space as a vulnerable body that needs to be restored, cured, changed. The narrative content is extended into a poetic and symbolic reference to the illness of a living body. The site-specific intervention encounter the illness as a  The hilling process illustrate concepts of topography and space surgery in order to re-write the physical damage of the patient/space. Performance in collaboration with Agnese Cornelio | The city as a body is a metaphor without logic and against order. It's an approach that centers the space as a vulnerable body that needs to be restored, cured, changed. The narrative content is extended into a poetic and symbolic reference to the illness of a living body. This site-specific intervention encounter the illness as a property of the space: a ruthless appropriation of invisible symptoms on the functionality of organs and parts of a body/sapce. | shakespeares work |
Coached by Stefan Heinrich, I wanted to put infinity on stage. A documentary of Werner Herzog on Antarctica and renaissance set design techniques were my sources of inspiration. The project began with 9 very simple and rough attempts and ended with a more detailed set design for an imaginary play about Antarctica in La Monnaie / De Munt in Brussels. | King Lear | City space as a body, the diagnosis, of functionality from the organs How does the space influences the body and the body influences the space Visual, sensorial consciousness and it’s awareness The resistance of the environment |
*changing identity *time & countdown *influencing setdesign | ||
archived projects | ||
 Performance by Margareth Kaserer in collaboration with Rodolphe Coster 30.10.2010 8.00 pm Common Sense - Exhibition under a Roof Laubenpassage / Via J.G. Platzerstrasse // St. Michael Eppan / Appiano (BZ) Italien / Italia http://mimikry.info/commonsense // commonsenseeppan@gmail.com *Jaques Lacan in the words of Aaron Schuster | dissecting Tosca | a fatal error has occured | scenographic proposal for Beckett's Happy Days door Christophe Engels www.ruimtevaarders.be |
staging beckett | Vormgeving van het festivalcentrum voor het theaterfestival 2008. deSingel Antwerpen. www.ruimtevaarders.be | scenographic proposal for Bernard-Marie Koltès' Roberto Zucco www.ruimtevaarders.be |
Scenografisch voorstel voor Giacomo Puccini's Tosca | 60 X 60
| scenographic proposal for Heiner Müller's Quartet
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15 scenes
| scenographic proposal for Beckett s' endplay
| Beckett en Happy Days
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Beckett en Eindspel | ||
