Nourishment Ties interdisciplinarni je projekt ovogodišnje Prostorove kustosice u rezidenciji (24. ožujka .- 14. travnja), Sabine Oroshi koji koristi hranu i srodne prakse kao konceptualni i fizički medij za istraživanje zamršenih veza između ekoloških sustava, ljudskog ponašanja i umjetničkog izražavanja. Projekt nastoji angažirati publiku kroz participativne događaje koji spajaju osjetilna iskustva s istraživanjem medija.

U sklopu projekta ugostit ćemo umjetnike dr. Masharu, Darka Brajkovića (njapo), Doru Ramljak i Tintin Patrone.

ponedjeljak 31. ožujka / 18-18:45

Sabina Oroshi: Nourishment Ties / kustosko predstavljanje projekta

Kustosko predstavljanje pružit će dublji uvid u program, povezujući odnose između ljudskih i neljudskih svjetova, pozivajući publiku da preispita svoje uloge unutar ovih međuovisnih sustava.

O kustosici:

Sabina Oroshi je nezavisna kustosica i istraživačica posvećena interdisciplinarnim i društveno angažiranim umjetničkim praksama. Kurirala je izložbe i projekte diljem Europe, surađujući s institucijama kao što su Kunsthalle Trier, Ircam Centre Pompidou ili Muzej-Museo Lapidarium. Njezin kustoski rad istražuje teme ekologije, zvuka i transnacionalnog diskursa. Održala je predavanja na School of Visual Arts, Dutch Art Institute i Zeppelin University. Kroz međunarodna partnerstva, nove umjetničke produkcije i inovativne izložbene formate, Oroshi je posvećena širenju kustoske prakse kao platforme za kritičko promišljanje, dostupnost i angažman publike u suvremenoj umjetnosti.

ponedjeljak 31. ožujka / 19-20:30h

Dr. masharu: Eating Earth | radionica

Geofagija je praksa konzumacije zemlje i zemljolikih tvari, poput gline, krede i mineralnih tala. Dr. masharu voditi će radionicu kojom poziva publiku da istraži čin konzumiranja zemlje. Radionica pruža osjetilno i edukativno iskustvo dok istražuje pitanje o tome što stoji iza tradicije jedenja zemlje? Odakle dolazi jestiva zemlja? Koje su moguće koristi i opasnosti jedenja zemlje? Kakav angažman mi, kao ljudi, uspostavljamo sa svojom okolinom i ne-ljudskim drugima?

Napomena: Jedenje zemlje nije preporučeno od strane prehrambenih i zdravstvenih institucija te se prakticira isključivo na vlastitu odgovornost.

O umjentiku/ici:

masharu (oni/njih) živi i radi u Amsterdamu, opisuje se kao zemljojed i zaljubljenik u zemlju te je osnivač:ica Muzeja jestive zemlje. Kroz projekte spaja znanstveno istraživanje s osobnim pristupom i kulturnim praksama. Godine 2011. stečen je doktorat iz matematike te diploma s počastima na Foto akademiji u Amsterdamu. Od 2013. do 2014. sudjelovalo se u Art-in-Residency programu na Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunst u Amsterdamu. Umjetnički i znanstveni radovi predstavljeni su u više od 30 zemalja. Rad podržava Mondriaan fond.

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Nourishment Ties is this year's curator-in-residence Sabina Oroshi's interdisciplinary project that uses food and related practices as both a conceptual and physical medium to explore the intricate connections between ecological systems, human behavior, and artistic expression.

The project aims to engage audiences through participatory events that blend sensory experiences with medium exploration.

As part of the project, we will host artists Dr. Mashara, Darko Brajković (njapo), Dora Ramljak and Tintin Patrone.

Monday, March 31st / 18-18:45h

Sabina Oroshi: Nourishment Ties / curatorial presentation

The curatorial presentation will provide a deeper insight into the program, linking relationships between human and non-human worlds, and inviting the audience to reconsider their roles within these interdependent systems

About the curator:

Sabina Oroshi is an independent curator and researcher dedicated to interdisciplinary and socially engaged artistic practices. She has curated exhibitions and projects across Europe, collaborating with institutions such as Kunsthalle Trier, Ircam Center Pompidou or Museum-Museo Lapidarium. Her curatorial work explores the themes of ecology, sound and transnational discourse. She gave lectures at the School of Visual Arts, Dutch Art Institute and Zeppelin University. Through international partnerships, new artistic productions and innovative exhibition formats, Oroshi is dedicated to expanding curatorial practice as a platform for critical reflection, accessibility and audience engagement in contemporary art.

Monday March 31st / 19-20:30h

Dr. masharu: Eating Earth | workshop

Geophagy is the practice of consuming earth and earth-like substances, such as clay, chalk, and mineral soils. masharu will lead the Eating Earth workshop, inviting participants to explore the act of consuming earth. The workshop provides a sensory and educational experience while addressing questions such as: What is behind the tradition of earth eating? Where does edible earth come from? What are the potential benefits and risks? How do we, as humans, engage with our environment and with non-human beings?

Note: Eating soil is not recommended by food and health institutions and is practiced solely at one's own risk.

About the artist:

masharu (they/them) lives and works in Amsterdam, describes themselves as a geophagist and earth enthusiast, and is the founder of the Museum of Edible Earth. Their projects combine scientific research with a personal approach and cultural practices. In 2011, they obtained a PhD in mathematics and graduated with honors from the Foto Academy in Amsterdam. From 2013 to 2014, they participated in the Art-in-Residency program at Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunst in Amsterdam. Their artistic and scientific works have been presented in over 30 countries. masharu’s work is supported by the Mondriaan Fund.

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