Cabine

Selected performances
Stork Migrations Control food and you control the people The Moor May Go* Genealogies Ritournelle Compulsion-Attaque Dawdle A Space Made For Giants Eier haben Odem She's all dressed up for peace Cabine
Exhibitions
Reel crusoe Aus den Trümmern des Paradieses Exhibition: Forschungswerkstatt - Kolonialgeschichte in Tempelhof und Schöneberg In Arcadia: How Soldiers Become Mermaids Trümmerberg Kilimanjaro
Projects
Squat Monument Heraud-Baumann Reflektor Forum theatre in prison: “zukunftsmusik” Shifts- Investigating Scores Dealing With Normative Gaze In Performance Art
Paintings
Sans Titre, 2020 Spring Champs Père et Fils / Father and Son Sans Titre, 2021 Au dessus, 2019

This book contains sixty two photographs taken by hand-made camera obscura.

For one month, I walked through the city of Brussels and collected two hundred cans that I put together to build a structure the size of my body in sitting position. This structure was light-insulated with black plastic bags. I tweaked each can into a camera obscura in order to get images from a 360° angle view within my habitation. I put the structure in the streets and locked myself in. One by one, I pierced the lens of the pinhole cameras through the aluminum. I put photographic paper inside each of them and tried to develop them one after an other. I was able to develop seventy two pictures before having to leave the structure because of the lack of air and oxygen. All images are displayed in this book.

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Les Halles de Schaerbeek, Brussels
2011

Photos: Anaïs Héraud-Louisadat

This book is the result of a durational performance made in front of Les Halles de Schaerbeek in the frame of the festival Troubles 7.

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