WHAT IS NEXT?
WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE?
WHAT IS THIS PLACE?
A non-place IRL & IRTime, mediated across online space
for practice & process & works of
pro-formance
works of
pro-formance
pro-formance doesn’t necessitate an audience
pro-formance is the outcome of action-spurred growth
occurring through attentiveness to improvisatory impulse, involuntary action & subconscious drives action-spurred growth creates bodies of work & systems of thought
When specific needs intersect with process, the outcome, or the occurence is a pro-formance
works of
pro-formance
as in production & performance
revealing, refining & reifying
the performance-based elements of artistic & creative | practice & production
artistic & creative | practice & production informed by athletic, somatic & healing processes
What is happening here?
What happened?
a space that is
h a p p e n i n g
h a p p e n i n g
In somatic healing we speak of the occurrence,
the event
WHAT HAPPENED? SOMETHING HAPPENEDmeaning something has taken place,
something is taking place internally
to make space & allow for cycles, motions & e-motion to reach completion
The role of fiction,
a space co-created
by semi-fictionalisations of artists and practitioners.
Creating an architecture
by semi-fictionalisations of artists and practitioners.
Creating an architecture
of the self
as in brutalist architecture,
a ground for the conditions of becoming
spotlit by a harsh light that illuminates the brutality of change and evolution
ARTIST AS SHAMAN
Espace Brutale presents & re/presents the often dual/multiple role of artists as teachers, healers, guides & makers of culture
through work that is event-based, transitory, site-specific, private & ephemeral
we highlight a societal need for art & artists to practice & produce in realms outside the commodified art system
Engaging collective bodies through online platforms and physical production,
EB complicates viewer/voyeur-ship,
collapsing the boundary between audience, public and invested participant,
& blurring forms of agency, spectatorship & participation
using sound, song, the oral tradition & transitoriness, dance, immateriality & other forms of physical textuality
Poesis as in poetry and
also poiesis
as in bringing something into being
Exploring thematic po/i/esis as curatorial practice
The current cycle is of HIM