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Project: Collaborative Research Project

Project Details

Project Title (In Chinese)

我已经不再喘不过气来了

Fund Amount (RMB)

23,895.96

Description

Part of the home theatre festival. This happening/performance research project talks about a dystopic future set in 2056 where there is an epidemic of people choosing to stop breathing. The happening/performance is structured as an exhibition museum set in 2056 when humans are the best technology that exists. In this context, visitors receive audio guides to enter the museum and actors take turns in different rooms to replicate the daily life of Ana, a story that still reverberates 25 years later – 2056.As supporting reading for this research we used; Close to the Wild Heart (Clarice Lispector), Nação Crioula (José Eduardo Aqualusa), The Intuition of the Instant (Gaston Bachelar), The Suffering of Young Werther (Goethe), among other texts. And films by directors; Sergio Borges, Lucrécia Martel, Carlos Reygadas, Brothers Dardenne, Robert Bresson, Eduardo Coutinho and John Cassavetes.

Key findings

As the research focused on a specific artistic project rather than traditional empirical research, it may not have discrete "findings" in the same sense. However, some insights or outcomes from the project may include:
* Enhanced community engagement and interaction through immersive theatrical experiences.
* Exploration of new modes of artistic expression and audience participation.
* Promotion of cultural exchange and dialogue within diverse urban communities.
* Creation of meaningful connections and shared experiences among participants.
* Reimagining of public and private spaces

Project CategoryHappening/Performance
StatusFinished
Effective start/end date21/04/1411/05/14

Collaborative partners

Keywords

  • Immersive theater
  • Urban landscape
  • Community engagement
  • Cultural exchange
  • Performance documentation
  • Speculative Ficcion
  • Theatrical innovation
  • Happening

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