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March 1, 2023

On Dizziness: Performative Lecture

3 March, 2023, 12:00

Parterre

Frishman 37, Tel -Aviv

Israel

https://www.parterreprojects.com/

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Performative Lecture

3 March, 2023, 12:00

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Performative Lecture with the artists-researchers duo Ruth Anderwald & Leonhard GrondThe ongoing artistic research project 'ON DIZZINESS' Proposes the liminal state of dizziness as the suspension of relation, communication and understanding. This lecture-performance by the Viennese-based artists-researchers Ruth Anderwald & Leonhard Grond explicates the concept of dizziness, giving examples from artistic work, moving image art and poetry intermingling it with scientific findings. Their arts-based research defines dizziness as an unpredictable movement, or the sensation of such movement, causing a shift from the given to the uncertain that unbalances individuals, groups, societies, elements, and systems. For living beings, dizziness indicates a situation in which the possibilities of reality can no longer be grasped in the habitual manner of prediction because of a disruption, lack, or overload of input. But this situation offers the potential for change and transformation.

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