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 ====== AKT II wir / noi / us ======
-Act II deals with the space we share. \\
-We. A you, a me and a few others. \\
-Four artists share a space and explore the concept of "we" through different media and perspectives. \\
-Its comfortable sides, but also those that seem more and more uncomfortable on closer inspection. \\
-A "we" in which one can hide from threats. But what if they get closer? \\
-A we that runs when everyone runs along. \\
-A "we" that only knows the "we" and no "you" and no "I". \\
-A we that we all know. \\
-In the context of the opening, in a performance, Mara Lea Hohn asked the visitors exactly the same questions that the artists started from in their works. In a seemingly neutral space, supported by four works of art, each visitor came closer to his or her neighbour, as well as to himself or herself. In the process, their own boundaries were explored and the way paved for interpersonal relationships.
-ARTISTS:
-Federica Bruni, 1977, (I) federicabruni.weebly.com \\
-Alessandro Cacciotti, 1974, (I) www.alessandrocacciotti.it \\
-Fernando García Méndez, 1988, (E) gmendezfernando.wordpress.com \\
-Frances Drayson, 1986, (UK) francesdrayson.com \\
-=====
 Akt II comes as a sigh of relief for us.
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 Akt II is judgy. \\
 How much can a "we" take?
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+Act II deals with the space we share. \\
+We. A you, a me and a few others. \\
+Four artists share a space and explore the concept of "we" through different media and perspectives. \\
+Its comfortable sides, but also those that seem more and more uncomfortable on closer inspection. \\
+A "we" in which one can hide from threats. But what if they get closer? \\
+A we that runs when everyone runs along. \\
+A "we" that only knows the "we" and no "you" and no "I". \\
+A we that we all know. \\
+In the context of the opening, in a performance, Mara Lea Hohn asked the visitors exactly the same questions that the artists started from in their works. In a seemingly neutral space, supported by four works of art, each visitor came closer to his or her neighbour, as well as to himself or herself. In the process, their own boundaries were explored and the way paved for interpersonal relationships.
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+==== ARTISTS ====
+Federica Bruni, 1977, (I) [[https://federicabruni.weebly.com/ | federicabruni.weebly.com]] \\
+Alessandro Cacciotti, 1974, (I) [[http://www.alessandrocacciotti.it/ | www.alessandrocacciotti.it]] \\
+Fernando García Méndez, 1988, (E) [[https://gmendezfernando.wordpress.com/ | gmendezfernando.wordpress.com]] \\
+Frances Drayson, 1986, (UK) [[https://francesdrayson.com/ | francesdrayson.com]] \\