This performance analyses the every-day gestures we all make use of and the difference in gestures between various cultures. Next to this, the work briefly explores the impact that technology has on the interactions we have with each other showing us how advancing technology is making human communication exponentially less intimate and meaningful.
The Project is a felt board which has pinned on its surface various conspiracy theories structured in a way that from the bottom left to the top right of the board the theories presented become increasingly extreme. All these theories are linked together by red string based on their supposed connection with one another, the imagery being like the stereotypical portrayal of conspiracists. In the middle of the board there is a drawing of a concerned conspiracist covering his face with his hands, with his inclusion meaning to symbolize the feelings of paranoia, overstimulation and anxiety which comes from participating in conspiracy culture.
Interactive simulacrum of Ancient Greek funerary rites with a plea for those who are addicted to euphoria. Inspired by the used needles that litter our streets.
