BODY &

RESISTANCE

A neon sign with the words "We Parade!" in white cursive font on a dark background.

  1. Space Cry (Live)

  2. A Frog’s Song (Live)

  3. A Day That Ends at a Television (Live)

  4. Pilot Choir (Live)

  5. Underwater Church (Live)

  6. Refined Pray (Live)

  7. Road to Xen (Live)

  8. The Need to Be Consistent (Live)

  9. Ant City (Live)

  10. Dream of Falling (Live)

Two young women kneeling on the floor with one wearing a plastic bowl on her head and the other smiling at her, in front of a plain white wall.

body & Resıstance (lıve)

Performing Artists: Esma Akın & Aslı Akın

Music: We Parade! (as Kuzey Tekinalp, Hakan Sevim, Onur Deng Alagöz)

  1. Space Cry (Live)

  2. A Frog’s Song (Live)

  3. A Day That Ends at a Television (Live)

  4. Pilot Choir (Live)

  5. Underwater Church (Live)

  6. Refined Pray (Live)

  7. Road to Xen (Live)

  8. The Need to Be Consistent (Live)

  9. Ant City (Live)

  10. Dream of Falling (Live)

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“Borders and norms are the products of totalitarian practices that form the social construct. Preserving the status quo is only possible through endlessly repeating these patterns of dire nature. The oppression that has been brought on to the people and their bodies is a result of cultural politics. 

  • Two people are sitting on the floor and hugging each other. One person is wearing a white shirt and beige pants, with a large orange plastic basin on their head. The other person is wearing gray pants and a gray shirt with long sleeves. They are in a plain, white-walled room with a gray floor.
  • A person kneeling on the ground holding a large, round wooden object over their head, with part of their arm visible. The individual is wearing beige pants and a long-sleeved shirt with blue and gray stripes.
  • A person bent over backwards on the floor with a bowl on their back, in an indoor setting with plain walls and floor.
  • Two women in casual clothing are on the floor in a dance studio, one in the foreground and the other in the background, both in a crawling or crouching position.
  • A person lying on their side on the floor with legs raised and crossed, wearing beige pants and a white shirt with tattoos on the arm, in a room with a plain white wall.

despite all politics that surround the human body, the liberating force of artistic expression helps in establishing a background in which people can discover and explore new ways of private subjectivities. 

The artistic product holds the power to disrupt the uniformity and exhibit qualities that are out-of-the-ordinary. Thus, art becomes THE ground for resistance.

While the authority tries to weave all life into a singular should-be; art takes on a mission that is unwillingly politically-charged, in cherishing the uniqueness of human experience.”

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