A Body Without Its Flesh is both an exhibition and an activated setting for a performance, addressing body and space, repetition and imitation, decay and restoration. The performance takes place in the setting of a classroom and is executed by an audience member who will be asked to take on the role of the teacher and a group of performers who acting like students. Both parties are following a script in which various dogma’s relating to the art world and the mistakes that occur ‘in translation’, eventually resulting in something resembling a ritual that is echoing the concepts that underly the various props and sculptures that are present in the installation.
Performers
Ewan McSorley
Kleopatra Vorria
Benjamin Francis
Xam van Kempen
Eleonora Johanna Remmen
Production assistant
Ewan McSorley
Tycho Hupperets
Sound
Barry de Bruin
For more information about the exhibition, please see here.
