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"How to properly love/destroy something"
Sonntag 27.03.2011 20:00
von Epp Kubu (Est), Olivia Verev (Est), Tuul (Est), Teresa Novotny (A),
Tiina Sööt (Est), Cizzy Gonzales (A), Julischka Stengele (D),
Mai Sööt (Est), Sandra Jõgeva (Est)
9 Performances von 9 Künstlern.
“How to properly love/destroy something” präsentiert unterschiedliche Herangehensweisen an das Thema:
Liebes-Dreieck, zwanghafte Anbetung, tödliche Überraschungen, Angst vor Krankheit, Küssen bis es kein Zurück mehr gibt, wie ich mich selbst nicht zum Idol mache, mysthischer Kontakt mit Billigtechnik-Realität und Poesie über "Den Nagel des Tages". Währenddessen bildet der trash-plastic-punk-song eine zweite Realität.
Eintritt: freie Spende
Über die Künstler:
Sandra Jõgeva (EST)
sandrajogeva@gmail.com
Hypochondria
Peek inside of the world of an hypochondriac. The world filled with the fear of different diseases. Organ failure. Infections. Chronic autoimmune diseases. Hope you’re having fun.
Sandra Jõgeva is an Estonian artist, writer and a curator. She has been recently working in the fields of sculpture and installation, creating the headless bodies of large women made out of gelatine and other objects made of silicone, latex and caramel, experimenting with different non-traditional materials. Her art has been associated with gender issues and she has used her real life experience as a dominatrix in her art works.
Mai Sööt (EST)
mai.soot@gmail.com
http://maisoot.blogspot.com/
How to properly fix something you have loved and destroyed
Pictorial short story inspired by the joy of fixing things with hands. In combination with a repeating horror dream.
Mai Sööt started as a painter, but moved soon to performance field. She made her MA thesis “Fasting – tool for art?” 2009 at the interdisciplinary arts department at the Estonian Academy of Arts. She uses singing, dancing and visual effects in her performances. Mai Sööt touches the topics of comedy and embarrassment which occurs while taking some ideology or yourself too seriously. She finds material from religion, relations and humanly craving for self-confidence.
Alla Ting (EST)
inge_gard@hotmail.com
My globe and things around it.
Alla Ting is a sensitive painter, poet, humorist and performance artist from Estonia. She describes herself in these words:
Alla Ting is a woman, but she was a man with big breast, Konrad King was his name.
7 years ago, on the day when he died, Inge Ting was born. She talked too much and she is dead as well. After her came Tuul, who did not talk too much, but still Alla Ting replaced her body then her time had came.
Epp Kubu (EST)
epp.trilla@gmail.com
http://web.zone.ee/eppkubu/
A loves B, B doesn't love A, C loves A, A doesn't love C
How to properly love something which has already been loved and at the same time
how to destroy something which has already been destroyed?
Epp Kubu is a freelance artist, born in Tallinn, lives and works in Tallinn and Riga. Epp has worked as a scenographer in theatre projects and film. Recently she has been interested in documentary and also mixing different medias such as video (VJ-ing), performance and sound. In her works she looks into practical social life through a window of extra strong emotions.
Olivia Verev (EST)
olivia.verev@gmx.net
www.oliviaverev.com
Love
Love is an unexpected violence towards yourself.
Olivia Verev is video and installation artist, living and working in Tallinn. With the background of printmaking, she is currently studying in MA program of interdisciplinary arts at Estonian Academy of Arts. Violence, fear and aggression are the reoccurring topics in her work.
Tiina Sööt (EST)
tiinastus@gmail.com
tiinasoot.daportfolio.com
How to SUPERLOVE
1) develop a desire to superlove; 2) stop the time; 3) forget about your own presence; 4) let the love-strings pull you; 5) form your feelings into a performance.
Tiina Sööt is studying performance art at Estonian Academy of Arts, residing currently in Vienna and attending Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.
Tiina Sööt is performing personal stories in comically sad manner using stand-up format.
Swinging between self-irony and sincerity makes it hard to tell if it’s a handicap or the cure that she has dragged on the stage.
Julischka Stengele (GER)
julischka.stengele@gmail.com
http://www.julischka.eu/
Julischka Stengele is a young German artist, currently working on her master degree at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. The body in its social context serves as a base for Stengele’s work. In her staged photographs and performances - which she herself refers to as living sculptures or participatory art - she often deals with the subject such as interpersonal relationships, closeness/distance, limits/overcoming and (female) body images and role models.
Cizzy Gonzales (AUT/GER)
cizzygonzales@yahoo.com
www.myspace.com/cizzygonzales
trash-plastic-punk-song
How long does it take until something you love is changing to something you hate?
Cizzy Gonzales is a musician and performance artist born in Austria, resident in Dresden, Germany. With the background of classical and contemporary flute education, improvisation and performance art in Graz, Vienna and Malmö, Cizzy Gonzales art is ranging from concerts, happenings, performance art to installations. The combination of performance, flute music, improvisation and composition is the centre of her musical theatrical work. Her themes range from social and politic imprint to the conflict of sexuality, love and femininity in nowadays society.
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