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       FLASH/PUNCH/GLOW      
       APROPOSITIONS (

       ___ (breath, blow, kiss)
               ___ (b,b, kiss) LIVE
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       ( breathingspace
       OVER_ EXPOSURE (REST
       ABSENT SKIN
       SEVERAL/GLOW (x y z
       CONVERSION (glow)
       continual (
       NOWNES(S(ESS_
       SONGS TO THE SUNS
               WE (   live
     
       RED PATIENCE        
       PERISTYLE
               CHOR(EOGRAPH)VS
       DESIRE
        BLUE-BARBAR-BRAID
               FORM(UL)ATIONS
               Vessels (black, gold    
       Simple Form(ation)s
               Portraits
       ALL THAT GLITTERS
       SOFTNESS
       Beginnings (Odyssey)

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TECHNĒ ( flashes


Kunsthalle Bielefeld (D)
2024

Group exhibition Hyle1 with:
Nina Beier, Formafantasma, Pauline Julier, Izidora I LETHE, Ceylan Öztrük and Gina Proenza



TECHNĒ     video still2024camera: Roman Schauert


What materials form the inventory of our shared and individual histories? And how do these materials shape our collective futures?

The exhibition Hyle1 explores the underlying connection between materials and temporality. In ancient Greek, hyle stands for wood as a raw and untreated matter.

In the five-part series FLASH (2024), Izidora I LETHE uses the rose as a symbol charged with meaning and recurrent throughout all periods of (art) history. In this way, LETHE refers to the German philosopher Walter Benjamin, who understood history as “matter of a construct whose place is not homogeneous and empty time, but time filled with the present.” In this way, Benjamin referred to the continuum of history.

As a continuation of the work, Izidora I LETHE developed the performance TECHNĒ , which engages with the complicated and complex layers of architectural history of the Kunsthalle Bielefeld. TECHNĒ (flashes is a performance that raises questions about contemporary bodies’ relation to such different temporal layers and their interdependancy. Part of LETHE’s choreography is the citation of works from the graphic collection of the Kunsthalle.

Link to Mousse article here







TECHNĒlive performance 60:00 [min]2024photo: Philipp Ottendoerfer


TECHNĒlive performance 60:00 [min]2024photo: Philipp Ottendoerfer

TECHNĒ     video still2024camera: Roman Schauerte


TECHNĒlive performance 60:00 [min]2024photo: Philipp Ottendoerfer


TECHNĒlive performance 60:00 [min]2024photo: Philipp Ottendoerfer


TECHNĒlive performance 60:00 [min]2024photo: Philipp Ottendoerfer



TECHNĒ     video still2024camera: Roman Schauerte







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IZIDORA I LETHE

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