What is Not / O Que Não Está
Fronte Violeta with Martha Kiss Perrone
00:00
Tieranatomisches TheaterFree
1The work takes off from the sound cosmologies, languages, voices, and vibrations of other worlds. These sounds occupy and infiltrate spaces, structures, buildings, walls, and emblematic architecture, producing dissident and underground sonorities that are invisible from dominant narratives and manifest as a sonic uprising. Through three movements – underground (the silence of what is unseen), flood (humidity and the weeping that make matter fertile), and uprising (the slow transformation of matter and the plurality of voices in a multi-species chorus), the artists investigate a cycle of various long-acting natural forces that promote structural transformation, while also pointing to contact between the human and non-human, and between inert and living matter.
The work is commissioned as part of the CTM Radio Lab, which since 2014 has commissioned new works that explore the intersection of radio with live performance or installation within the context of the festival’s yearly theme. It will be broadcast in its radio version by Deutschlandfunk Kultur on 25 March, and presented by ORF Austrian Broadcasting Service in autumn 2022.
Event Access and Hygiene Rules
The Tieranatomisches Theater is located within the complex of the Humboldt-University, Campus Nord. On site please follow the signs to Tieranatomisches Theater.
Monday–Friday entry is possible via several entrances:
Luisenstr. 57, or Reinhardtstr. 18A (along Südpanke), or Philippstr. 13, 10117 Berlin
On Saturday entry is only possible via:
Philippstr. 13, 10117 Berlin
You may leave the installation at any point in time, however re-entry is not possible.
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Commissioned as part of the CTM Radio Lab, led by CTM Festival and Deutschlandfunk Kultur – Radio Art / Klangkunst in collaboration with Goethe-Institut, ORF musikprotokoll im steirischen herbst, Ö1 Kunstradio, and The Wire magazine.