18.12.24 20:00
This year's last show situationally deals with the virtuality of uncertainty and the resonating unease in performances by Sophie Schweighart, su dance110 and Tzu Ni.

su dance110, Photo: Charlie Spiegelfeld @ BEEK

Tzu Ni, Photo: Charlie Spiegelfeld @ BEEK

Visual artist Sophie Schweighart creates situations that generate scenarios directly tangible. The perception of uncertainty is an essential element here, which requires physical presence as much as the infrastructure of the exhibition space. Interventions in the real space lead along the interstices of the real and digital into nested structures of power relations. By twisting and recombining the everyday, dynamics of observing and being observed as well as intimacy and publicity are tested.
@sophieschweighart

su dance110, born in Kunming, China, and based in Berlin, works in the fields of performance art and noise/experimental music. Their ongoing performance practice, including the 3D Metal and SCENSOR series, informs their music-making. su dance110’s SCENSOR series incorporates movement and objects that trigger/compose sound in real time, utilizing movement sensors as mediators. The series tells open-ended narratives influenced by specific sites.
@su_dance110

Tzu Ni is a sound artist from Taiwan who recently shifted to the Netherlands. Her work primarily focuses on spatial and sonic installations, field recordings, the acoustics of objects and computer-generated noise to (de)construct the interconnected relationships between sound, gender and space. She believe in all the flexibility in human bodies and conscious, try to seek a balance in between institutional and non-institutional contexts.
@iilli.i.illii

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Supported by Behörde für Kultur und Medien Hamburg.