Wormwood in times of Covid-19

Wormwood in the days of the coronavirus Today I ventured on an exploration of Wormwood, at a time of the pandemic and London under lockdown. This little walk is my day's exercise. I wanted to see how the area transformed, at this particular time. The path by the canal was busy enough. People going about... Continue Reading →

SENSING PLACE

SENSING PLACE Five day sensory workshop / residency, in beautiful surroundings of South Bohemia, focused on exploring our relationship to landscape/place, in order to inspire creativity, fuel the imagination and ground the body. Introduction: brief concept How do we get to know a particular place and how do we learn to experience it fully with... Continue Reading →

Pirates of Worm Wood

Sunday 8th December 2019. The last time Steve and I meet before 2020 arrives. Today we have a business to do. No longer just observers, we want to leave a mark. Not out of sentimentality, but because we want to experience small taste of this violence to come, to understand in our own bodies what... Continue Reading →

Wormwood: Car Giant

It's a Sunday, a rainy afternoon in November. Rather than a Sunday roast, Steve and I opt for roaming the liminal landscapes of Willesden Junction, our old trusted friend. It's unpretentious spirit offers us great sense of solitude, with no pressure to know what we want, be goal oriented, be professional. Here we are, free.... Continue Reading →

tangible territory teaser

Sharing here a little teaser for Tangible Territory, part of Blue Hour, Prague Quadrennial, still work in progress, but at least a glimpse into the apocalyptic world we created, in this ambitious collaborative madness. With performers Katja Vaghi Amy Neilson Smith Kerryn Wise And featuring music by Fiona Patton, Ondra Mikula, Rebekka Meyer, Shlomo Benami (sound group led by Rob... Continue Reading →

Tangible Territory: being animated

In my last post I discussed some of the processes behind the concept of Tangible Territory within Blue Hour immersive installation, part of 36Q within Prague Quadrennial 2019. This next post reflects on what happened once Tangible Territory came to life, animated by human interactions. From the beginning, TT approach has been about openness, process... Continue Reading →

Tangible Territory within Blue Hour

I just returned from intense two weeks in Prague, working on a large collaborative, immersive installation called Blue Hour. Blue Hour was part of 36Q which itself happened within the Prague Quadrennial festival. The project, based on intensive team work that brought together experienced artists with emerging designers to collaboratively create, was led renowned French... Continue Reading →

4 Generations Women film screening

FROM YOU TO ME: FOUR GENERATIONS OF WOMEN ARTIST TALK AND FILM SCREENING WITH TEREZA STEHLIKOVA AND DR CLAIRE PAJACZKOWSKA  NOV 30, 7pm, CZECH EMBASSY CINEMA, LONDON https://www.eventbrite.com/e/from-you-to-me-four-generations-of-women-tickets-50348501724 Mother, daughter, granddaughter, great-granddaughter… London based Czech artist Tereza Stehlikova explores four generations of family and cultural history, memories and delicate ties through an on-going film project. She will... Continue Reading →

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