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…
and the shrimp jumped up high
because it believed it could fly
can it be, can it be that I’m free?
but the poor shrimp crashed
directly into the trash
the shrimp looked up
it’s too far to the top
alone, alone in the unknown
then It heard a sound
and looked around
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In the performance ‘A fantasy of a self discussion’ Cæcilie Heldt Rønnow splits up her personality into 5 different characters; a shrimp, an ant, a maggot, a blow fly and a narrator. The characters are presented in rhythmic rhymes inspired by folktales, hip hop and children’s lyrics. Parts of the jester-like costume have a functional role in extending the body and creating different sounds. Together with the gestures and dance moves, the costume and the choreography are used to activate the sound pieces and underline the different elements of the tale.
In this session Cæcilie Heldt Rønnow will present the performance and discuss how she uses storytelling, self-reflection, identity and animals in her work.
Cæcilie Heldt Rønnow born 1988 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Lives and works in Berlin and Vienna. She studied at ‘Objekt Bildhauerei’ at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. Recent exhibitions include Klärschlamm at Kunsthalle Exnergasse, AT, Mirage 3 at Viertel Zwei Wien and Galerie Kargl Permanent, AT and A fantasy of a self discussion at Udstillings stedet Sydhavn station, DK
In the context of exploring questions related to the future of work and what ‘a good life’ could mean through our ‘Artscience practises’ seminar this year. What could be an ecological way of working together, also with fish, glaciers, objects, models, or stories? How are we shaping cross-species solidarities and how are they forming us? Through lectures, workshops and excursions we want to investigate different types of relationships between entities and experiment with assembling strategies through the winter and summer semesters.
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