Sticking your nose in and Sticking your neck out

Sticking your nose in and sticking your neck out
by Nezhla Imanzadeh & Cemre Eraslan

Thursday 26/11     6-9 pm
Friday 27/11           2-5 pm
Saturday 28/11     6-9 pm

When exactly did game and ritual switch places? And how did we all end up LARPing our own experiences? How does language affect how we experience our common reality? How does this common reality then affect individual experiences? Nezhla & Cemre come together in this collaborative work, bringing together elements of game and ritual, tactical objectification, and linguistic existentialism.
Join us on this playful occasion by being an active player or a passive onlooker, enjoying a warm winter elixir from the comforts of non-competition.

Cemre Eraslan sets up performances that play with iterative prototyping, pattern recognition, and improvisation as formative methods of a communal act of divination, where we feel we play with fate.

Nezhla Imanzadeh operates at the unfortunate intersection where humor, art, politics, theology, and conspiracy co-opt one another. Her praxis deploys linguistic jargon, bureaucratic rhetoric, and unexpected theatricalities to explore how collective belief builds and subsequently annihilates consensus reality.