sun bed is a performance exploring a parallel world born from a subtle planetary shift: a version of Earth tilted just enough to allow sunlight for only 99 hours each year. In this alternate reality, societies have evolved around those fleeting hours of light, developing heliocentric rituals, mythologies, and sonic traditions to honor the sun’s brief return.

performative interview with the media theorist, author and queer icon McKenzie Wark using a game specifically developed for this purposethe participants draw cards, follow the action on it while answering interview questions

With the help of an analog gamewheel, which is played in combination with a digital interface, the players are asked to start a ritual in order to invoke a digital deity. 8 Symbols serve as categories with different commands that have to be interpreted both performatively and musically. Artificial intelligence is seen here as an almighty, omniscient entity that is worshipped quasi-religiously.

‘Our Mouths Were Spring’ is an audiovisual performance. The work explores how love, the internet and commodities are increasingly intermingled. Between container ships and dating apps, the two players navigate old connections and new, queer identities.