This is an artistic identification with human existence and how we sometimes feel dislocated. The installation plays with the body’s limitations of movement and sets the human body in confrontation to artificial life form that extends human abilities to move. EXILe questions how we try to recreate, recharge and how we deal with the world around us. Body movement is used to translate what a creative (out-of the norm) mind is going through.
Adoption of foreign Bio-Systems | Globalisation of human-cultural behaviour | Integration of artificial life forms | Migration of mass population
in collaboration with ELEANOR DAVIES, JOHN KONIG, GRAHAM BRADDY (Australia) and SORA TAKAYAMA (Japan)
Video/sound installation in English and Japanese
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Soramaru Takayama – Voice Work, Translation & SubtitleElisabeth Eitelberger – Translation & SubtitleGraham Braddy – Voice WorkPerformance: Eleanor Davies & John KonigVideo/Stills: Department of Molecular Immunology Medical University of Vienna