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Broken Heart

DIRECTOR JULIA FILAMENT
CAST PHILEMON MUKARNO AND MARGJE OTTENVANGER
MUSIC BY MARTINE VON GLEICH
EDITED BY PHILEMON MUKARNO
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY HINKO MAYERHOLD
PRODUCER PHILEMON MUKARNO



Eden

'Hikikomori' is a term used for the ones that withdraw from society and families, that lock themselves inside their rooms ranging from 6months to decades in Japan. This phenomena started from the 1980s, where there was a change in society in lifestyle with the influence from the Western consumption culture, merging with the complex relationship between the social pressure and the shame culture. Nowadays abundance of online and virtual communication is spreading this phenomena through countries such as United States, Italy, France, China, South Korea, and more.

This video visualize the transition of the emotional state of Hikikomori, struggling to get out of their own space and seeking for authentic human relationship again.

The choreography is inspired from Jung's psychology of the 'inner shadow' we all have within us.

"How can I be substantial without casting a Shadow?
I must have a dark side too if I am to be whole: 
and by becoming conscious of my Shadow, 
I remember once more that I am a human being like any other."
- Carl Jung, 1931. Quoted from Personality and Personal Growth

Director & Editor: Nao Sakamoto
Choreographer & Dancer: Philemon Mukarno
Music: Floex "Forget Me Not"

Reborn of the Shadow

TIME, SPACE, NOTHING. WORKSHOP WITH FRANKO B - OUTCOME

FRIDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 2017 AT 15:00H-FRIDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 2017 AT 19:00H
MAGACIN MACURA BELGRADE 11000
G12HUB and PerformanceHUB are delighted to present

TIME, SPACE, NOTHING.

Performances of 12 international artists that participated in a 9 days long intensive / full immersion workshop with Franko B in Magacin Macura.

Bruno Camargo,
Vittorio Campanella,
Shola Cole,
Sara Kostić,
Manuel López García,
Jacopo Mandich,
Philemon Mukarno,
Ivana Ranisavljević,
Michele Rava,
Márton Emil Tóth,
Albert Smith,
Cristiana Zeta Rolla.

The artists took part in this workshop, structured with exercises, dialogues and presentations to try to help the participants to push themselves out of their comfort zone.

The doors open on September 1, 2017 from 3 to 7pm.

Please be aware that there will be some adult content and that children younger then 15 years of age can be admitted but at their parents discretion and under supervision.

Franko B (b. Milan 1960) is a contemporary artist whose practice spans across drawing, installation, performance and sculpture. Over the years he has built up a diverse and sizable body of work and has gained international acclaim for his contribution to contemporary art. Franko B lives and works in London and is Professor of Sculpture at l’Accademia Albertina di Belle Arti di Torino, Italy, and as well he is visiting lecturer at the Royal College of Art, London and Northampton University. He has presented his work internationally at: Tate Modern; ICA (London); South London Gallery; Arnolfini (Bristol); Palais des Beaux Artes (Brussels); Beaconsfiled (London); Bluecoat Museum (Liverpool); Tate Liverpool; RuArts Foundation (Moscow); Victoria and Albert Museum (London); Freud Museum (London); PAC (Milan); Contemporary Art Centre (Copenhagen) and many more. His works are in the collections of the Tate, Victoria and Albert Museum, South London Gallery, the permanent collection of the City of Milan and a/political, London.

http://franko-b-news.blogspot.co.uk/
http://www.franko-b.com/
http://www.bris.ac.uk/theatrecollection/liveart/liveart_FrankoB.html

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