13 Nov, 20:00

Amanda Piña / Studio Fortuna A Gathering for Ancient Future Climate Bodies

13 Nov, 20:00
Several people sit casually on rugs and mats in an event space. Some drink from cups or talk to each other. A blurred person seen from behind appears in the foreground, drawing attention to the small group in the centre.
© Christine Miess

Event information

Location

Price

Free admission

Language

German and English

What begins as an intimate One-to-one encounter opens into a shared space for exchange. For this special evening, brut invites you into the immersive installation created by Amanda Piña. Set within a welcoming landscape of soft surfaces, colourful cushions, sculpture, light, and sound, the gathering offers a space to linger, connect, and spend time with the work and with one another.

Together with the artist, participants, friends, and new visitors are invited to share experiences and encounter Ancient Future Climate Bodies from different perspectives. Whether you have experienced the One-to-one performance or are entering its world for the first time, the gathering is an invitation to listen, exchange ideas, and continue the conversations the work sets in motion.

The evening includes a conversation with the artist, hosted by brut’s artistic director and dramaturgy team, alongside mezcal, snacks, and conversation prompts in a warm and celebratory atmosphere.

Everyone is warmly invited to join us on 13 November at brut understage!

Dates

  • 13 Nov
    Fri
    20:00
    Free admission

Media

Contributors

Amanda Piña

Amanda Piña ist eine in Wien lebende österreichische Künstlerin mit mexikanischer und chilenischer Herkunft. Ihre choreografische Praxis umfasst Performance, Musik, Video und Skulptur und untersucht Kosmopolitik sowie Beziehungen zwischen unseren Körpern und anderen Körpern, wie beispielsweise Gewässern, der Erde, Tieren und Pflanzen. Ihre in indigenen Wissenssystemen verankerte Arbeit wurde international u. a. im mumok, in der Fondation Cartier, im deSingel, im Museo del Chopo und im GAM Santiago gezeigt. 2024 war sie Valeska-Gert-Gastprofessorin für Choreografie an der Freien Universität Berlin.

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