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Fall

Silvia Andrade
Guillermo Gudiño
Emilio Chapela

Guillermo Gudiño Mundopiedra #002, 2021. Archivierungspigmenttinte auf Papier 65 x 60 cm.

15. April - 28. Mai 2022

Eröffnung: Freitag 14. April 2022, 18 Uhr
Begleitveranstaltung: Samstag, 28. Mai 2022, 16 Uhr

Welche Alternativen der Zukunft sind möglich? Wie können wir sie erkunden? Wie gehen wir damit um, nicht zu wissen, was vor uns liegt? In der Ausstellung „Fall“ der mexikanischen Künstler*innengruppe steht die Umwelt im Mittelpunkt. Inspiriert von den Worten des indigenen Schriftstellers und Aktivisten Ailton Krenak, lässt sich „Fall“ auf den Akt des Fallens ein. Für Krenak ist das Fallen eine Quelle der Angst. „Fall“ bewegt sich auf unbekanntem Terrain, in den Zwischenräumen, und thematisiert dabei die Bewegung, die Instabilität, das Unbekannte, das Unvergleichliche, die Intuition und das Poetische. „Vielleicht haben wir gemütlich von einer Welt geträumt, die wir als stabil wahrgenommen haben, nur um zu erfahren, dass wir uns bewegen, zittern und fallen.“ In der Ausstellung werden mögliche Zukünfte, ausgearbeitet in den Medien Malerei, Keramik, Textilkunst und Fotografie, erkundet.

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What alternatives of the future are possible? How can we explore them? How do we deal with not knowing what lies ahead? In the exhibition "Fall" by the Mexican group of artists*, the environment is at the centre. Inspired by the words of indigenous writer and activist Ailton Krenak, "Fall" engages with the act of falling. For Krenak, falling is a source of fear. "Fall" moves in uncharted territory, in the spaces between, addressing movement, instability, the unknown, the incomparable, intuition and the poetic. "We may have dreamed comfortably of a world we perceived as stable, only to find ourselves moving, shaking, and falling." The exhibition explores possible futures, elaborated in the mediums of painting, ceramics, textile art and photography.

Finissage

28.05.2022, 4 pm
in the presence of the artists Silvia Andrade, Guillermo Gudiño & Emilio Chapela
with music performance by Adam Pultz Melbye, moderated by Juan Camilo Alfonso

Seeds and Shards: Performance for FAAB, 4 resonating boxes, and 1 musician.

The FAAB (feedback-actuated augmented bass) is a self-resonating vibrotactile double bass created by Halldór Úlfarsson and Adam Pultz Melbye, and played by Melbye. In this performance, the string vibrations of the instrument becomes extended through being coupled to four wooden boxes containing seeds, ceramic shards and other objects, each category exhibiting its own specific timbre. The audience is invited to participate in the performance by carefully remove or replace the contents of the boxes, one item at a time, observing the change in timbre and impact on the performance. After the performance, the resonated seeds can be brought home and sprouted. This will extend the duration of the performance in time.

Duration: approximately 20 minutes
Composed and performed by Adam Pultz Melbye

Adam Pultz Melbye is a composer, performer, and researcher working in the intersection between acoustic and digital sound, performance, and new technologies. He has released three solo albums, appears on another 40+ recordings and has presented work in Europe, the US, Japan and Australia. He has created sound installations, exhibited 3D-printed sculpture, and composed and performed music for theatre, dance, and film. His writing has been published in international journals and conference proceedings.

www.adampultz.com

 

Foto: Photomusix /Cristina Marx

Bilder: Ausstellungsansichten, Fall, 2022. Galerie Bernau. (c) Guillermo Gudiño

1. Silvia Andrade, Moonology 1.1, 2021
Mineralien und Glasuren auf Keramik

2. Guillermo Gudiño, Mundopiedra #002, 2021
Archivierungspigmenttinte auf Papier, 65 x 60 cm.

3. Emilio Chapela, Salto de Tequendama (detail), 2020
Acryl auf Linen, Maßen variabel