Our EU co-funded project The Universal Sea ran three Open Calls to Artists. A big thank to all artists for their great contributions! Here you can find our online art gallery of the Top 100 submissions of our first open call as a reference. They were all published in the guidebook.
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SEA Agitators
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Title:
SEA Agitators
SEA Agitators
Author:
borgnaclaudia
borgnaclaudia
Description:
SEA here stands both for Socially Engaged Art and for Sea. A participatory performance, the audience is tied to the artist with ropes. The artist tries and throws all sorts of rubbish and junk food against a video of the sea projected on the wall. Forced into an accomplice, the audience tries to prevent the artist to pollute the projection of the sea. The performance becomes a strenuous struggle of resistance and pull and push from all sides engaging the participants bodies by smelling, listening, touching, looking, using muscle force, perspiring, breathing, hearing and screaming. A sort of sensorial abstract painting visually composed by the marks and smudges of the items smashed all over the wall ceiling and floor and by the smell of the mix of ingredients, is the left over mess that participants will have to clean up furthering the performance into a second part. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pacVlQILAaY&t=180s
SEA here stands both for Socially Engaged Art and for Sea. A participatory performance, the audience is tied to the artist with ropes. The artist tries and throws all sorts of rubbish and junk food against a video of the sea projected on the wall. Forced into an accomplice, the audience tries to prevent the artist to pollute the projection of the sea. The performance becomes a strenuous struggle of resistance and pull and push from all sides engaging the participants bodies by smelling, listening, touching, looking, using muscle force, perspiring, breathing, hearing and screaming. A sort of sensorial abstract painting visually composed by the marks and smudges of the items smashed all over the wall ceiling and floor and by the smell of the mix of ingredients, is the left over mess that participants will have to clean up furthering the performance into a second part. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pacVlQILAaY&t=180s
Description:
SEA here stands both for Socially Engaged Art and for Sea. A participatory performance, the audience is tied to the artist with ropes. The artist tries and throws all sorts of rubbish and junk food against a video of the sea projected on the wall. Forced into an accomplice, the audience tries to prevent the artist to pollute the projection of the sea. The performance becomes a strenuous struggle of resistance and pull and push from all sides engaging the participants bodies by smelling, listening, touching, looking, using muscle force, perspiring, breathing, hearing and screaming. A sort of sensorial abstract painting visually composed by the marks and smudges of the items smashed all over the wall ceiling and floor and by the smell of the mix of ingredients, is the left over mess that participants will have to clean up furthering the performance into a second part. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pacVlQILAaY&t=180s
SEA here stands both for Socially Engaged Art and for Sea. A participatory performance, the audience is tied to the artist with ropes. The artist tries and throws all sorts of rubbish and junk food against a video of the sea projected on the wall. Forced into an accomplice, the audience tries to prevent the artist to pollute the projection of the sea. The performance becomes a strenuous struggle of resistance and pull and push from all sides engaging the participants bodies by smelling, listening, touching, looking, using muscle force, perspiring, breathing, hearing and screaming. A sort of sensorial abstract painting visually composed by the marks and smudges of the items smashed all over the wall ceiling and floor and by the smell of the mix of ingredients, is the left over mess that participants will have to clean up furthering the performance into a second part. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pacVlQILAaY&t=180s
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