ππΏπΌπΊ ππΌππ² π§πΌ πππ΅π²π retraces the artistβs journey from childhood to the years before becoming an artist. Through memories, songs, films, television, popular culture, and artworks that shaped her identity, the performance unfolds as a deeply personal archive.
More than an autobiographical retelling, the work reflects on how our identities are formed through the images, sounds, and stories that surround us. As the narrative progresses, love, growth, and self-discovery gradually give way to profound personal loss. Here, art becomes more than an object of beauty. It transforms into a space for mourning, remembering, and rebuilding meaning from the fragments left behind.
Between βππ°π·π¦β and βπ’π΄π©π¦π΄,β the performance poses a simple yet profound question: when everything has been reduced to ruins, is it still possible to build a new life from the remnants of memory?
The accompanying workshop on July 12 explores memory, identity, and popular culture through karaoke and performance. Participants will experiment with turning personal experiences into shared encounters through creative expression.
11 July 2026 (Saturday) | 1:00pm - 2:30pm