M/OTHERS
21 June 2023 21.00
Cella Septichora Visitor Centre
For the first time in Hungary, the performance by Eszter Salamon and Erzsébet Gyarmati.Several of Eszter Salamon's works focus on female subjectivities, multi-generational relationships, and the ways of being of human relations. M/OTHERS explores the mother-daughter relationship. Through the modalities of action, feeling and perception, she opens up an intersubjective time, giving birth to a singular space with traces and states of conflation. The intertwining of present and past, the reversal of roles, mirroring in the other - underneath reality, a web of being, an illusion of individualism, appears.
Eszter Salamon is a choreographer, visual artist and performer. He lives and works between Berlin, Paris and Budapest. He is currently pursuing his doctorate in art at the National Academy of Arts, KHiO, Oslo. She is the winner of the 2019 Evens Art Prize and La vie bonne competition for the National Center for Plastic Arts (FR) and Aware for the projects Women Artists, Research and Exhibitions Archive, 2020.
Solomon uses choreography as an activating and organizing force between different media such as image, sound, music, text, voice, physical movement and action. His works evolve through different formats and aesthetics, methodologies and poetics, and engage a wide spectrum of expressions.
Since 2001, he has created solo and large-scale works that have been presented in international performing arts venues and museums, including the Centre Pompidou in Paris (FR), Centre Pompidou Metz (FR), Festival d'Automne (FR), Avignon Festival (FR), Ruhrtriennale (DE), Holland Festival (NL), The Kitchen New York (USA), The Place London (UK), HAU Hebbel-am-Ufer Berlin (DE), Berlin Documentary Forum (DE), PACT Zollverein (D), Kunstenfestivaldesarts (BE), Kaaitheater (BE), Tanzquartier Wien (AT), Kampnagel Hamburg (DE), Steirischer Herbst (AT), Manchester International Festival (UK), Holland Festival (NL), Nanterre-Amandiers (FR), FTA Montreal (CA), Dance Triennale Tokyo (JP), TheatreWorks Singapore (SG), Panorama Festival Rio de Janeiro (BR), Movimiento Sur Valparaiso (CL).
The performance was supported by the National Performance Netz.
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