Inspired by the life legacy of 19th century physiologist Étienne-Jules Marey and his contributions to numerous technological innovations, Maria Cukor is creating an experimental site-specific scene, expressed through poetic and devotional interactions with material, space, perception/sensation and spirit. In celebration of the curiosity and inventive nature of being, the piece is presented as an installation to be observed, yet existing as a laboratory of sorts, where experimentation is a force for enchantment and wonder. The project unfolds in a dissolution of technologies, deconstructing instruments and transmuting collected components into hybrid forms. Composed of sculptural and sound based elements, an intimate conversation arises between scattered entities, where the mechanical meets the organic, the audience becomes author and histories are unsprung in total flux.
In collaboration with composer, producer and sound engineer Filip Misek, the space and the installation are going to be transformed during his residency in the gallery. Misek will bring current technological elements into the work and intend to harvest numerous sounds produced by the piece itself as well as the inner environment of MS Heimatland and her natural surroundings.
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