Something there

Spiral, Wacoal Art Centre, June 25, 2013 – Fatos Ustek and Per Huttner
The performance was a part of Godzilla and the Phoenix, the 11th OuUnPo session in Tokyo and Yokohama.

Taking the starting point in Nobel Laureate, Samuel Beckett’s 1974 poem entitled "Something There", Ustek and Huttner together with 13 members of the Japanese audience carried out a sonar/mathematical investigation. Together they explored the potentiality of the poem by an activating it in space and time. The performance took place in the service staircase of the art centre where an Araki piece formed an important backdrop for the performance. The photographic installation in itself is a reflection on experience versus image (inside outside) and his relation to the other (subject/object), offered a perfect setting for the experiment.

Getting Ready for Japan - Something there

 -We are currently preparing two performances in Japan.


Project for OuUnPo Japan, Yokohama, 4-5pm, June 23, 2013 – Fatos Ustek and Per Huttner.
Background
Taking the starting point in Nobel Laureate, Samuel Beckett’s 1974 poem with the same title, Ustek and Huttner will be investigating how a poem is the opposite of stability and stasis and how it is informed by the outside world. The poem will be  recreated in three dimensions and focus on the senses beyond vision.

The performance is public and will be performed in the public space of Yokohama harbour. The poem will be divided into 28 different parts. Some of these will be presented in words, others by objects, smells, tastes and sounds.

La Durée Wins Grant to Develop Project in Stockholm

Vision Forum is proud to announce that Per Hüttner has won a grant from Längmanska kulturfonden to develop his collaboration with Fatos Üstek en Onur Gün in Stockholm. The project is planned to be shown to the public in summer 2014. Please follow it on this blog.

Preperatory Meetings in Berlin and Stockholm

In January 2013, the La Durée group are preparing for the upcoming project about the Nobel Prize in Mathematics. We met with Onur Gun, who is researching Interacting Random Systems at Weierstrass Institute in Berlin and came up with lots of exciting and interesting ideas. We will also meet our future partners in Stockholm at the end of the month. So, keep your eyes on this site - we will shortly post more and exciting news.