Temps d’Images 2016 Post.bankruptcy
Temps d’Images 2016 Post.bankruptcy
The Invisible Dance
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The body is moved, in an overwhelming proportion, in a pragmatic way. The cynical was in which as a body is regarded in the society, as a resource, as an instrument of the rational mind, always moved by some practical action, hides it and limits it. The perspective of an invisible dance is an invitation to an intimate process, of interacting with the body, of exploring it in another mindset through various manifestations, within the reach of each one of us who owns a body, as matter in space and time. An abstractization of the body, a relief of an end, of immediate sense of action, in which it doesn’t take a social role. How easy is it to provoke the reality through movement?
producer: Colectiv A Association
About the artists
Maria Balea (b.1990), lives and works in Cluj-Napoca, Romania and she is the co-founder of Superliquidato space in Cluj-Napoca. She works predominantly with analog collages and objects that sometimes tend to grow into sculptures. She completed a MA at the University of Art and Design Cluj-Napoca in 2014 and exhibited in group shows in Melbourne, Australia at Fort Delta, Pavilion Unicredit in Bucharest, AiciAcolo in Cluj-Napoca and had a solo show at Superliquidato in Cluj-Napoca.
Andreea Ciobîcă (b. 1986) completed an MFA at UAD Cluj in 2012. She participated in collective shows such as I am the invisible man @MNAC Bucharest, Mapping Bucharest: Art, Memory, and Revolution 1916-2016, Vienna Biennale 2015, It’s compulsory to have a title @Salonul de Proiecte Between the lines @Plan B Cluj, FID EAST- WEST @Twilight-Zone Tournai, FID 2012 Winners@ Galerie Catherine Putman Paris. Her solo interventions include Abrupt / Negative Space at Ivan Gallery Bucharest (2014) and No actual continuum @Superliquidato Gallery. Presently, she lives and works in Cluj.
Hajnal Csibi (b.1992) is studying M.A textile design at the University of Arts and Design Cluj-Napoca and at the Academy of Fine Arts of Łódź. Her works are a variation between textile art and design. Recently she has been focusing on body and feminist topics. Being involved with Educational Policies and Students Representation, she organized numerous projects for students and highschool students. She is a founding member at AiciAcolo Pop-Up Gallery. Group Exhibitions include: International Boat of Culture Festival (Łódź, Poland, 2016), Łódź you? at Aula Gallery (Łódź, Poland, 2016), berlininclujinberlin at Aici Acolo Pop-Up Gallery (Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 2015), Legături, Camera K`Arte (Tîrgu Mureş, Romania, 2015), Exhibition of Graduating Students at ExpoTransilvania (Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 2015), Learning and Unlearning #2 with Sándor Antik, Galeria PlanB (Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 2015), Erasmus Exhibition XV at Academy of Fine Arts (Łódź, Poland, 2015), Ce mai face Penelopa? at Cluj-Napoca Art Museum (Romania, 2014), Tapestry Exhibition at the Music Academy in Cluj-Napoca (Romania, 2013).
Eduard Gabia was born in 1979 and rectified in 1997 as a specialized man, when he became a tool, not a human being, working non-stop since the day he was born. He lost the fight with reality and now he is totally a fiction.
Flaviu Rogojan (b.1990) is an artist and founding member of Aici Acolo Pop-Up Gallery in Cluj-Napoca. After studying contemporary art and photography at the University of Art and Design Cluj-Napoca, Romania, he is now undergoing doctorate studies at the same university. His artistic practice spans a variety of media, and often deals with notions of space and its usage in exhibition contexts. Recent research interests add cyberpunk and sci-fi references to his works, as seen in his latest solo exhibition Does looking at a picture of the sun hurt your eyes? at Obrońców Stalingradu 17 in Szczecin, Poland (2016). Group exhbitions include: Noc performerówKontrapunkt 2016, Szczecin, Poland & Kiel, Germany; Legături Camera K’Arte, Târgu Mureș (2015), Learning and Unlearning Galeria Plan B, Cluj-Napoca (2015), It’s compulsory to have a title Salonul de Proiecte, Bucharest (2013); Dear Money Viennafair, Vienna (2013); Carrot and Stick Baril, Fabrica de Pensule (2012); Contemporary Past: Moving Images as Fluid Memory Nida Art Colony, Nida, Lithuania (2011).
