Jasmina Založnik

Escaping Accelerated Reality

Lecture

By addressing the propaganda of progress, consumption and self-referentiality, Jasmina Založnik engages in a conversation about the performativity of walking in the context of art.

She approaches the sound walk as a form that evades the spectacularity of art products, foregrounding difference and play with unpredictability and chance, the slowing down of everyday rhythms, experientiality and embodiment, the relationship between the external and the internal, and the shift from a monological to a dialogical form as a possible platform for inclusivity and ethics.

By addressing the propaganda of progress, consumption and self-referentiality, Jasmina Založnik engages in a conversation about the performativity of walking in the context of art.

She approaches the sound walk as a form that evades the spectacularity of art products, foregrounding difference and play with unpredictability and chance, the slowing down of everyday rhythms, experientiality and embodiment, the relationship between the external and the internal, and the shift from a monological to a dialogical form as a possible platform for inclusivity and ethics.

Jasmina Založnik

Dramaturge, publicist and producer primarily engaged in the field of contemporary dance. In recent years, she has focused on genealogies of contemporary performing arts and choreography and their multiple relations to everyday life. She is interested in strategies of social politicization and emancipation. She holds a PhD in film and visual culture from the University of Aberdeen.

Artist: Jasmina Založnik
Photo: Matjaž Rušt

Main speaker: Jasmina Založnik
Moderator: Geert Vermeire
Organization: Irena Pivka, Katarina Radaljac
Translation and editing: Melita Silič
Cover photo: Matjaž Rušt
Production: walk · listen · create
In collaboration: Cona, Institute for Contemporary Arts Processing
Part of the festival: Sound Walk City · prelude

Sound Walk City · prelude was initiated by the walk · listen · create platform in collaboration with the Cona Institute. The Ljubljana edition is produced by the Cona Institute, Steklenik Gallery.

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