KMSKA LATE - Chimaera & Gormley
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Arms wrapped around each other like an audible mycelium—understanding one another without having to think the same thing. Mycelium stems from a simple tension: closeness arises not from agreement, but from attention.
Through song, music, dance, and poetry, a contemporary ritual unfolds in which voices, bodies, and sounds come together. Individual paths cross, touch, and then move apart again. Original compositions by the artists of Chimaera blend with the groundbreaking soundscapes of Giacinto Scelsi and Jean-Paul Dessy.
Inspired by the work of Antony Gormley, Mycelium explores the vibrant interplay between performers, audience, and space, transforming the museum into a breathing, resonating network.
Do we have to feel the same way to experience something together?
Occupancy
Silke Hamers – vocals, dance
Fedra Coppens – violin, trombone, vocals, electronics
Lotte De Munck – violin, vocals
Esther Coorevits – viola, vocals
Ceres Lauwers – cello, vocals
Arto Van Roey – electric guitar, vocals
Lisha Chen – dance
Pratical
- This activity is part of KMSKA LATE
- Where?
Room 4.2-4.3 - For whom?
For anyone with a Thursday evening ticket, while capacity allows. - Price
Free with a museum ticket. No reservation required. Once full, it’s full.
