Imagine a world where chairs, shoes and jackets, begin to transform like living beings, shedding their skin, growing, multiplying and connecting. A world where stories are worn as bags, corsets go through metamorphoses, free themselves and become protective shells and armor. One where clothes and architecture have feelings. It is a world where the 'I' does not refer solely to a person and a story, where the 'we' is not only human but essential. It is a world in which we already live today - claim the artists Louise Bozelec and Mirjam Plattner.
With "becoming among each other" they present an exhibition that forms a hybrid work form between installation, language performance, shelter and showroom.
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