Coming soon:
A syntopic experiment between an installative GOBOTAG action/ Michaela Rotsch and a serial research performance/ Malin Kraus.
August 23 to 25, 2024, Sat. and Sun., 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Performance on August 23 and 25, 7:00 p.m.
Brunnenstrasse 107, 13355 Berlin Gesundbrunnen
03/23/24 3:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.
Vienna, Praterstern, FLUCC Deck_Focus contemporary art.
The ULTRAPORTABLE team: Roland Essl, Ildiko Meny and Michaela Rotsch, works in a syntopic process with Transcultural Emancipation, an audiovisual, performative inventory and an interspatial encirclement.
Michaela Rotsch brings superfluous GOBOTAG_flotsam from Rotterdam to Vienna to the FLUCC Deck.
Configurative installation: 12 textile pattern blocks, 24 tagged images, from: GOBOTAG production in Shanghai, 2009; ULTRAPORTABLE corner, suitcase, 2 video projections, from: Ortsvektor Rotterdam, 2022; Sound-Praterstern by Roland Essl; 1 base, 2 glass screens from: 6:9 World Promises 2017.
The experiment is part of the series “Ecologies of Work 1- Care on Earth”: The estimated remuneration corresponds to the minimum wage of 11.52 euros per hour, with “Acht Stunden sind kein Tag” (R. W. Fassbinder 1972)
Premature estate by Michaela Rotsch
Market area at the Vienna Naschmarkt
June 17, 2023, 2:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
With six glassy stands, I am bringing my work structures from the last two decades to the area of the Vienna flea market in order to give them an arabesque organization. To do this, I am mixing workpieces as artifacts without provenance into the flea market. They are indications between the individual and the pattern, glassy passages and indicative collections.
The six-part installative action was recorded on media. It will be transformed into a SLIPCASE COLLECTION with 6 books:
Volume 1: Rotsch, Michaela: ARABESQUE SPREAD, Munich 2023
The installative action is supported by:
Istanbul, Sirkeci Station. Pedestrian opinion poll on vedute of Istanbul and Munich
materials: urban interface with five vedute, flyers, stamps, passers-by
performers: Fatma Gul, Juliane Zellner
