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“The body is an idea that is cosmic, which is to say, ‘inconceivably vast’.” – Legacy Russell, Glitch Feminism. A Manifesto

This will be the opening of visual artist David Moises’ artistic statement at Performance Passage. und so weiter und so weiter und so weiter is the title of Moises’ visual score, which represents a take on more or less well-known lyrics that can be followed word for word across the light boxes – always one dance step ahead of the letters.

"Hypermasculinity?" looks at (artistic) affirmations of stereotypes traditionally associated with masculinity.

No garden, no oasis, no idyllic and lavishly green scenery, but a potentially sensual and strange retreat for humans and plants. In "This is not a garden", a human-vegetal utopian vision and dystopian reality seem to overlap.

In this talk, Rebecca Schneider will lift out key concepts from a current book project on gesture titled "Standing Still Moving: The Arts of Gesture in Lateral Time".

"The Mountain Talks" form an important part of "The School of Mountains and Water" as a discursive format featuring experts with scientific, artistic, vernacular, and indigenous knowledge related to mountains and water.

Featuring new textile and video works, Divine Presence is an installation that forms part of The School of Mountains and Water and is related to the fifth volume of research on Endangered Human Movements entitled Climatic Dances.

Mountains in Resistance is conceived as a school of unlearning the modern/colonial idea of the Human as pre-existent and separated from that which sustains its life, proposing connections of care between human bodies and bodies of mountains, glaciers, and water.