Asher O´Gorman

the way of ink ••º• (postponed)

brut at Erbsenfabrik Wien
Performance / Visual arts World Premiere
imagetanz 2020
{Imprint} {Deep mapping} {Paperwork ritual}

the way of ink ••º• by Asher O’Gorman is a close and respectful physical dialogue between the human and material bodies; Bringing an equality and agency to both; Drawing you in, acting as a microscopic lens and submerging the viewer into an environment where the smallest of details matter. It guides us towards the tactile nature of things, highlighting the exhilarating experience of the body when given over to working with real stuff, satisfying noises and physical contact.

, © Katherina Lochmann

Asher O´Gorman – The way of ink ••º•

, © Katherina Lochmann

Asher O´Gorman – The way of ink ••º•

, © Katherina Lochmann

Asher O´Gorman – The way of ink ••º•

, © Katherina Lochmann

Asher O´Gorman – The way of ink ••º•

, © Katherina Lochmann

Asher O´Gorman – The way of ink ••º•

INFO: CANCELLED: More information about program changes in connection with Covid-19 here

 

Asher O’ Gorman meticulously activates a chain of events in conversation and collaboration with cellulose materials; chromatography paper, floral foam and writing inks. Subtly, the work challenges our anthropomorphic perspective and suggests we approach our lives with greater wonder and humility towards ordinary non-human objects.

While working on it, the way of ink ••º• incorporated for the Vienna-based artist Asher O’Gorman more and more anessential union of her own, her gender and her people’s cultural origin with both landscape, culture and language. The Irish phrase ‘briseann an dúchas’ refers to the innate quality of a person’s heritage breaking out – becoming manifest in her character and illustrates how we are a subject of our environment, how landscape and humans are interrelated. The landscape writes us and we write the landscape. An osmotic conjunction takes place between the two bodies.

Irish artist Asher O’Gorman lives and works in Vienna. Her work incorporates choreographic and visual art practices. Asher holds a B.A.(Honours) in choreography (Dartington College of Arts (UK)), and completed her training at (SEAD) Salzburg. She is completing her MA at the TransArts Department, University of Applied Arts, Vienna. She received both the DanceWEB scholarship ImPulsTanz and the Austrian Federal Chancellor’s Office STARTStipendium. She recently performed 16.01.2018, a collaboration with artist Anne-Clara Stahl at PFERD forum for contemporary art Vienna and at the Kunstraum Lakeside Klagenfurt. At imagetanz 2019, Asher O’Gorman presented a work in progress of The way of ink ••º•.

Credits

Credits

Creation and Performance Asher O’Gorman with chromatography paper, floral foam & writing inks Sound Daniel Lercher Costume and Artistic advice Stefan Röhrle Irish heritage conversation partner and Outside eye Ruairi Donavon Production management Almud Krejza Photo and film Katharina Lochmann Object Assistance Sandra Moser Residency partners OileanAir Ireland, Im_Flieger Thanks to Sara Lanner, Anne-Clara Stahl, Iris Dittler, Tara Silverthorn, Jule Flierl, Die Angewandte, Brick-5

A co-production by Asher O’Gorman and imagetanz / brut Wien

With the kind support of the City of Vienna’s Department of Cultural Affairs, the Austrian Federal Chancellor’s Office and the Embassy of Ireland.

Dates & Tickets

March 2020

Thu. 19.03.2020, 20:00
Cancelled

Fri. 20.03.2020, 17:00
Cancelled

Sat. 21.03.2020, 17:00
Cancelled

Sun. 22.03.2020, 17:00
Cancelled

brut at Erbsenfabrik Wien
Herklotzgasse 21, 1150 Vienna

Info

INFO: On March 14th there will be an artist talk after the show.

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