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INTERVENTIONS Live actions & projections from diverse performers connecting through art & activism as a form of collective resistance in the vienniese community culture centre @fluccvienna @flucwanne Artists: @emransohel @lama.pramilaa @hawysara & many more ... (without social media)
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‘Le Déjeuner sur l’herbe’ Live performance, 15 mins, Schillerpark, Vienna 2026 Perfomed in collaboration with @defiledonc as a part of the ‘Allmende’ summer showing with @performativekunstklasse @klimabiannale @akbild This live performance at Schillerpark takes the form of a series of tableaux vivants inspired by Édouard Manet’s Le Déjeuner sur l’herbe. Using idealised images of nature, peaceful landscapes, and figures at rest, the work questions their relevance within today’s complex political context, where such images can offer comfort while also obscuring reality. As the performance unfolds, gestures repeat, roles shift, and scenes dissolve into an endless rehearsal. By appropriating and exaggerating institutional and political language we expose its repetitive and performative nature questioning how artistic authority is constructed and connected to wider systems of power. Performers: Perrine Richard @defiledonc Mia Öhler @miaoehler_ Noah Destrée @noanal_e Adèle Morel @adelemorel Ekaterina Solovyova @xsolovyova Karolina Kreutzer With thanks to @stefaniesourial @andrea_salzmann @caroladertnig for all your support Photos -@eSeLat A huge thank you to the Otto Harpner Fund and the Turing Scheme for supporting and making this residency possible. This opportunity at the Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien gave me the time and space to develop my performance practice through research, experimentation, collaboration, and exchange. I am incredibly grateful for the support allowing me to test ideas and engage with amazing new artists and contexts.
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🖤#simoneforti R.I.P. thank you simone for your being & your amazing work & for working with us @performativekunstklasse @akbild & @thunhohenstein for being part of performing the sentence @sternbergpress_official 2010 „we all need a #huddle“ _simoneforti #danceconstructions onion in glassbottle 1961 - huddlefoto: @anita_moser77
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“a-part“ We are apart Orient each other not to be found Let distance speak, not invade Hold the line, do not cross Keep tension to build relation What has changed? —We are a part Performance Hana Kawanishi @blumenamfluss Lina Farah Hadi @l1nahadi Photo credit 1,3-7,9 @loreenschmid.art 2,8 @eselat @performativekunstklasse
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Contact: collapse Live performance for the Summer Showing @performativekunstklasse Duration: 9 minutes Can nature shaped by human intervention still be considered natural? Alginate is a material that captures a momentary form while remaining in a constant state of transformation. Derived from seaweed, it responds to contact, time, and environmental conditions, shrinking and changing over time. Through the material properties of alginate, this work questions humanity’s attempts to preserve and control nature. By tracing the material’s transformation, it explores the inevitability of change and the limits of control. Performer: Jiyeong Kim @myosotisxxa So young Park @work_so_young_ Seoyeong Ma @seoyeong_ma Maria Pylypenko @mariapylypenko Sound: Jonas @wonasjenner Photo credit: 2-5 Jaeseok Jang @thirtyonefaces Metal support: Seoyeong Ma @seoyeong_ma Thank you for your great support. Carola Dertnig @caroladertnig Stefanie Sourial @stefaniesourial Andrea Salzmann @andrea_salzmann @akbild
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Studierende der @akbild nehmen den Schillerplatz ein :) eSeL Foto: Platz nehmen #5 "Let´s stick with the Unicorns" (Akademie @ Schillerplatz, 13.5.2026) #Akbild #Schillerplatz #Wien #PublicArt #eselat #wienkultur
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concrete walking video performance duration: 1,5h schillerpark, vienna 2026 _______________________ As I was walking on the never ending concrete, a men was sitting on a bench and asked me: „Were you stood up?“ - I kept walking. As I passed him for the tenth time, he asked me again: „Can I help you somehow?“, I continued walking on the never ending concrete. 
While I was strictly following the same path, my thoughts were wandering of what I could have answered. ______________________________ This video work „concrete walking“ is based on the questions: - How do we move through the world? - How do we navigate through the world? - On what kind of surface do we walk on? ______________________________ (this video only shows an excerpt)
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. Title: Deepen against line Live Performance in Aula 21.4.2026 as part of Birgit Jürgenssen Prize 2026 Duration: 20mintues Description: Deepen against line explores a process of Warm-Death, where black time falls across the space. Black time takes the form of black sand, contained within 3D-printed objects suspended from the metal structures. Dispersed throughout the space, the material trace of time and its accumulation gradually unfolds over the duration of the performance. The performer’s voice reverberates through the space, returning at both the beginning and the end, as time folds back onto itself. Movements emerge from the space, 3D-printed objects, and the hanging metal structures, lingering before settling onto the bodies of the audience. Fragments of death - ashes, burial, graves - gather and circulate, intertwining with the acts of mourning. Within this reciprocal movement, Warm-Death emerges as a state that slowly permeates everyday life. Outside eye: Sunggu Hong @sung_gu_ Metal Frame: Clemens Grömmer @clemensgroemmer Huge thanks to my Professor Carola Dertnig for the trust and support, Also Andrea and Stefanie @caroladertnig @andrea_salzmann @stefaniesourial @akbild @performativekunstklasse Thank you @estate_birgit_juergenssen's brother, @kunstkulturministerium, Bundesministerium Olga Okunev, Ingeborg Erhart @ingeborgerhart, @galeriehubertwinter, @galerie.kandlhofer, @korea_kulturzentrum, @heidrunrosenberg, @materialmatters.online @_yi_um for visiting Huge thanks to my Friends and Classmates who came to see the performance and my father who came from Korea to see my live performance for the first time. Photo credit: Robert Puteanu @eselat @robertputeanu
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. Title: Calling Live performance in Schillerpark as part of 'Allmende' Summer Showing of Performance Class @akbild @performativekunstklasse @biennale.wien May 13th 2026 Duration: 13 minutes Performer: So Young Park @work_so_young_ Sunggu Hong @sung_gu_ Seoyeong Ma @seoyeong_ma Jiyeong Kim @myosotisxxa Lily Kim @lily_purple813 Description: Calling departs from the structure of a traditional South Korean rain ritual known as Gi-u-jae. By foregrounding the gesture of calling, the performance examines how humans address, invoke, and seek the natural world, while questioning the varying modes of this relationship and the nature of what is being called. "What is it that we are calling, and what are we seeking?" Photo credit: 1-9 Esel @eselat Lorenz Seidler 10-12 Jaeseok Jang @thirtyonefaces 13,14 Jae Kim @jae.kimm_ 19,20 Jurika Jeong Video credit: 15-18 Jurika Jeong Huge thanks to support of Carola Dertnig @caroladertnig Andrea Salzmann @andrea_salzmann Stefanie Sourial @stefaniesourial
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Contact: collapse Live Performance for the Summer Showing @performativekunstklasse Duration: 9 minutes Is the nature we encounter today truly untouched? This work begins with a fundamental question, examining our relationship with a nature that is already mediated, controlled, and reconstructed by human presence. Through repeated contact between bodies, alginate objects, and the environment, the work explores how touch generates transformation, tension, and eventual collapse. As these interactions accumulate, both nature and the work itself gradually lose their original form reflecting the unstable balance between control and change. Performer: Jiyeong Kim @myosotisxxa So young Park @work_so_young_ Seoyeong Ma @seoyeong_ma Maria Pylypenko @mariapylypenko Sound: Jonas @wonasjenner Photo credit: Esel @eselat Lorenz Seidler Video: Sunggu Hong @sung_gu_ Thank you for your great support. Carola Dertnig @caroladertnig Stefanie Sourial @stefaniesourial Andrea Salzmann @andrea_salzmann @akbild
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Contact: collapse Live Performance for the Summer Showing @performativekunstklasse Duration: 9 minutes Is the nature we encounter today truly untouched? This work begins with a fundamental question, examining our relationship with a nature that is already mediated, controlled, and reconstructed by human presence. Through repeated contact between bodies, alginate objects, and the environment, the work explores how touch generates transformation, tension, and eventual collapse. As these interactions accumulate, both nature and the work itself gradually lose their original form reflecting the unstable balance between control and change. Performer: Jiyeong Kim @myosotisxxa So young Park @work_so_young_ Seoyeong Ma @seoyeong_ma Maria Pylypenko @mariapylypenko Sound: Jonas @wonasjenner Photo credit: 1-10,14 Jae Kim @jae.kimm_ 11,12 Esel @eselat Lorenz Seidler 13 Jaeseok Jang @thirtyonefaces Thank you for your great support. Carola Derting @caroladertnig Stefanie Sourial @stefaniesourial Andrea Salzmann @andrea_salzmann @akbild
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Threw the eyes of Wien holding, this performance represents the perfect rich, greenwashed and unpolitical lifestyle, that we should all strive for. To create “more Vienna to live” (mehr Wien zum leben) without the burden of thinking about strukturalistisch problems and the real needs of different people. Let’s celebrate the art of ignorance together with the wonderful singer and housewife Anke Birkenhof Photography: @loreenschmid.art
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