Four hanging lenses are positioned in a principle of Rochester Cloak, in which the focal length of two of them is twice bigger than the other two, altering the direction of lightwaves transmission. Within the certain distance, light trajectory is modulated in between second and third lenses, condensing in a narrow passage, in affect rendering surrounding objects invisible. Perception is shaped by how light conveys information to visual apparatus, evoked in participant's contribution.
1 hour performative piece. Includes nudity.
Jedrzej eltman (2001 Poznań, Poland) based in the Hague, Netherlands. His practice vibrates between performance and spatial composition, focusing on the use of body as a focal point of human interactions and space perception. His research includes factors affecting visibility and opacity, space and participant's mutual influence and disintegration.
Performances
Thursday 3.07
19-20/ 20:30-21:30
Friday- Tuesday 4.07-8.07
13-14/ 15:30-16:30/18-19