Shards of Heavy Hard
Vigeland Museum Oslo, Norway
Sound piece 60′
for installation and a dance piece that covers many rooms and halls of Vigeland Museum
I took the responsibility to create a sound piece for Apichaya Wanthiang’s Shards of Heavy Hard
sip sip small breaths when there’s too little air in the air barely perceptible minute potentialities trouble neutralities that has to be defined, only limbs my hands like sea anemones translating is relating rest or dead, her English is always beautiful though not always accessible says the interpreter and sometimes performer resonance is resistance
“Shards of heavy-hard” consists of a series of scenographic environments made to take the viewers on a sensory journey. Material, rhythmic and textural assemblages are made to address the visitors body, allowing us to rehearse again and again distinctive modes of tuning in.
