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a seemingly impossible duet
video work Tubi Malcharzik, 2020
The 9 min-video score is dedicated to queer childhood experiences. Based on memories ranging from dressing up to drag performance, from privacy to publicness, the score reflects on power structures within memory processes: Childhoods are narrated and constructed by adults. Queer aspects are often lost in the process.
Which moments are not pasted into the family album? How can childhood be remembered queerly when the partners in the conversation use heteronormative language? How can one's own childhood be understood beyond the binary gender system? The videoscore invites spectators and listeners to synchronise and imagine a seemingly impossible duet that can never be captured in a photograph.
Which moments are not pasted into the family album? How can childhood be remembered queerly when the partners in the conversation use heteronormative language? How can one's own childhood be understood beyond the binary gender system? The videoscore invites spectators and listeners to synchronise and imagine a seemingly impossible duet that can never be captured in a photograph.
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Concept, Video & Sound: Tubi Malcharzik
Language: English
exhibited at Queer Art Spaces Vienna (Kunsthalle Exnergasse), communities across time* (curated by Eva Busch, atelier automatique, Bochum), Platform Embrace (curated by Kerstin Möller, Karolina Sobel and Nora Brünger (Künstlerhaus Hannover), WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT? (Gruppenausstellung Kontextuelle Malerei, Exhibit Eschenbachgasse Wien), Pawilon (Poznań), dotdotdot - Openair Filmfestival 2023, Uppsala Short Film Festival (October 2023, Uppsala), Floating University (Berlin)
1 © privat
2 © Filmstill
3 © Peter Grießer
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6 © Karolina Sobel
7 © Mathea Hoffmann
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