Pernille Lonstrup
‘‘‘Movement Choir’’’
Takes place at Plein 40-45, Slotermeer, Amsterdam
7 May 2012, 4pm 4pm

 

Movement Choir is a performance piece built on observations of natural bodily movements of passersby on Plein 40-45 in Slotermeer, Amsterdam on a particular Monday afternoon. Translating these time-located observations into a performance within the same public space, Movement Choir aims to function as a subversive intervention that disrupts the weightiness and rhythm of the current day with one of the past and at the same time, create a space for interpretation and reflexivity of that past moment.

Images: Perfomance, Pernille Lonstrup, The Movement Choir, 2012,  Photos by Qinyi Lim

More about PERNILLE LONSTRUP

Pernille’s practice consist of performances, video works, sound pieces and books that revolve around the theme of human relations in everyday life while seeking the boundaries of the norm of signs, gestures and language.

Pernille Lonstrup (1977, Denmark) lives and works in Amsterdam and The Hague. She is currently pursuing her MA in Artistic Research from the KABK (Royal Academie of Arts) The Hague, and graduated from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy with a BA in Fine Art in 2010.