Virtual Reality installation
The Virtual Reality installation “Sequence of a Horse in Motion” is the documentation of a dream by the artist. It follows the live art installation by the same title, in which a performer is hanging upside down and being circled by a horse. Using a VR headset, the spectator is invited to assume the performer's position as they step into the artist's original dream sequence. Reproducing the fleeting imagery of dreaming, this work challenges the ephemeral nature of both live art and dreams in an experiment with reenactment and reactivation.
Shortlisted for the art programme at SXSW 2020
previously shown:
2020
PREMIERE at Berlinale (hijacking the non-existent VR section)
Alte Münze, Haus 3, 10179 Berlin
2018
beta-version at 48 STUNDEN NEUKÖLLN (Berlin)
Talks about "Sequence of a Horse in Motion VR Installation" at re:publica (Berlin, 2018),
VR NOW (Potsdam, 2018), FilmFest Munich (2019)
responses:
“Cutting edge. Certainly a very interesting approach.”
Giorgio Vitale, synthesis gallery
“Beautifully crazy.”
Rolf Hemke, Kunstfest Weimar
“Great! What a thoughtful project.”
Daniela Schulz, MiRAA - Mixed Reality Academy for the Arts
“Lastingly impressive.”
Annette Kleffel & Andrea Lüty, Technologiestiftung Berlin
Invited to Recto VRso 2020 - International Art and Virtual Reality Festival (Laval, France)
Publication about “Sequence of a Horse in Motion” in The Big Good Future (2019), p. 74 (in German)
Funded by Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg and the Senate Department for Culture and Europe as part of the residency programme schloss bröllin e.V., supported by the Ministry of Education, Science and Culture of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and the district of Western Pomerania-Greifswald as well as the Edith Maryon Foundation.
Many Thanks to Maricel Álvarez, Arto Sebastian, Rudi Bort, Klaus Jensen, Happyhorse24.de, Bernd Scherer, Alexandra Engel, André Schulz, Silke Bake, Hartmut Bez, Matthias Leonhardt, Thorsten Schlenger, Martin Steffens, Sebastian Stragies, Bouldergarten Neukölln and Plakat-kultur.
Concept: Katharina Haverich
360° Video Creator & VR Editor: Susanne Dickel (IntoVR)
VR Author & 360 Video Operator: Martin Heller (IntoVR)
360° Sound Concept & Design: Thomas Wallmann (neuton Berlin)
VR Dramaturge: Julian Kamphausen
Consulting Producer: Fernanda Parente
World Transition Aides: Friedelise Stutte & Michael Hoppe
Horse: Abacaxi
Horse Trainers: Lene Husch & Lynn Kalinowski
Technical Development: Mathias Westebbe
Music: Christopher Hotti Böhm & Michael Hoppe
Production Manager: Katja Wehling
Photos: Dajana Lothert
Graphic Design: Christin Striegler