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Performance at the Venice Biennale Draws Significant Attention
The guest of the new episode of the video series 'Tanjug Reflektor' was multimedia artist Snežana Arnautović Stjepanović, who spoke about her participation in the opening of the Austrian pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
TL;DR
- Snežana Arnautović Stjepanović participated in the opening of the Austrian pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
- Her performance involved a bodily reaction to the artwork, inspired by Florentina Holzingers' installation.
- The installation uses nude female bodies to represent machines producing meaning, addressing ecological issues such as climate change and water pollution.
- Arnautović Stjepanović's role was a "mythical being" tasked with "repairing" a "toxic water machine" through a radical performance.
- She described the experience of entering a "water tank" and fighting against "water surges" as deeply impactful.
- Arnautović Stjepanović believes art addressing ecology needs to engage audiences more organically, unlike typical observations.
- She announced the sixth international Sola festival from May 29-31, featuring student works and a workshop.
- The Sola festival is part of the "Danube Dance Alliance" European project, with a premiere on May 29 in Belgrade.
- Five VR format choreographies by various artists will be presented at the festival.