Announcement: 16.10.2024 Lecture Performance with Frauke Materlik: un/wind

13 October 2024

What do we see without actually noticing it? What impact does what happens in one place have on another? The lecture performance un/wind examines landscape developments in northern Germany and Norway. It revolves around how energy production and their associated infrastructural ripple effects shape and impact their surroundings. un/wind is about connections and entanglements, the conveying of interwoven circumstances, and the questioning of differences and boundaries. The lecture performance would like to open up the possibilities of an associative narration that also allows for offset time levels and opposing voices.

Time: Wednesday, October 16, 2024, 6:00 p.m.
Venue: Gorch-Fock-Wall 3, first floor (on the left), Anmeldung: caroline.herfert@uni-hamburg.de

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