Category: alienasi

ALI(E/A)NSI Conversation Series #7: Sebastian Körbs Blühende Landschaften The ALI(E/A)NSI conversation series is part of the exhibition’s curatorial process: a way of connecting with the participating artists through their practices, the works they bring into the exhibition, and their particular memories of and relationships to place. For the seventh conversation, we speak with Sebastian Körbs…

ALI(E/A)NSI Conversations #6: Siestaria Rest as a Collective Necessity The ALI(E/A)NSI Conversations are part of the exhibition’s curatorial process: a way of connecting with participating artists through their practices, the works they propose in response to the exhibition, and their particular relationships to questions of alienation, belonging, coexistence and alliance. For the sixth conversation, we…

ALI(E/A)NSI CONVERSATIONS 05 The ALI(E/A)NSI Conversations are part of the exhibition’s curatorial process, a way of connecting with participating artists through their practices, the works they bring into the exhibition, and their particular memories and relationships to NOVILLA and Schöneweide. For our fifth conversation, we speak with Pisitakun Kuantalaeng, a Thai artist, longtime friend and…

ALI(E/A)NSI Conversations 03: Samuel Johnstone The ALI(E/A)NSI conversations are part of the exhibition’s curatorial process, connecting with participating artists through their practices, the works they bring into the exhibition, and their relationships to NOVILLA and Schöneweide. Samuel Johnstone is a member of Moving Poets, a friend and collaborator within the sōydivision constellation, and a resident…

MyLoan Dinh Material memory 1. You describe your connection to Vietnamese lacquer as latent exposure. Can a material remember a cultural inheritance before the artist consciously names it? That’s a tough question. I think to, I guess for, to visualize what this piece is, imagine basically it’s a pair of boxing gloves that are completely…

1. Do you remember the first online community, fandom, channel, or platform where you felt less alone? When did that comfort begin to feel complicated? I think the first online platforms that made me feel that something was happening were Myspace and blogging platforms. In the 2000s, everyone was so excited about talking online, updating…

ALI(E/A)NSI Conversations: Asarela Orchidia Dewi What do you remember about entering the campus with both hope and fear, and how did filmmaking change your experience there? I remember many mornings when I entered the campus feeling both hope and fear and I don’t think hope is ever 100% hope, you know, it’s almost always, you…