ABOUT THE WORK
Material: Sound,Hedphones,Other
'Medusa Anima' (Audioinstallation, 5:52min, 2026) outlines transnational interviews on power and freedom. The artwork transforms thoughts spoken aloud into a... Read More
'Medusa Anima' (Audioinstallation, 5:52min, 2026) outlines transnational interviews on power and freedom. The artwork transforms thoughts spoken aloud into a performative sound body that splits in two, resonates and lingers in space and time. Otherness is not outside us but emerges as an event, reflective and reflecting, singular and plural, like a wave that breaks and passes over the imagined boundary between speaker and listener. Thought manifests itself as an eternal dialogue.