This live performance brings together spoken text, repetition and vocal gesture as a way of producing language, meaning and attention in public space. Drawing on earlier works developed across performance, sound and video, the piece unfolds in close proximity to the exhibition, activating voice as instruction, address and disturbance. Through repetition pushed toward excess, shifts in tone and duration, language begins to slip, generating multiple registers at once. The work treats listening not as a given, but as something that is continually negotiated between voice, body and gaze, allowing seriousness and absurdity to coexist without resolution.
Credit photo: P.T.O.Y.M.P., 2019. Photo: Fruzsina Berkes / Kunstbanken.
