Winterwerkschau 2023: Projekte

Onion Dine-investigations (from ground to table)

Projektinformationen

eingereicht von
Kitman Pik Chee Yeung, Gift Lalicha Lalitsasivimol, Matthew Tsz Chung So

Mitwirkende
Ameer Muhannad Adel Al-Masoud, Leonie Arens, Anil Aydinoglu, Adele Bastian, Emily Tsz Ching Cheung, Henry Charles Copas, Noemi Sophia Dengel, Levin Lucien Gertel, Jodie Lai Wa Luk, Ploy Krittaporn Mahaweerarat, Matthew Tsz Chung So, Anika Tomaszewski, Jennifer Yuen Yu Yue

Lehrende
Dr.-Ing. Monika Mahall, Kitman Pik Chee Yeung, Lalicha Lalitsasivimo, Matthew Tsz Chung So

Fakultät:
Bauhaus.Module

Studiengang:
Architektur (Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)),
Urbanistik (Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)),
Kunst im öffentlichen Raum und neue künstlerische Strategien (englischsprachig) (Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.)),
Medienmanagement (Master of Arts (M.A.)),
Human-Computer Interaction (Master of Science (M.Sc.)),
– Sonstiges –

Art der Präsentation
Ausstellung

Teilnahme an den Bauhaus.Modulen


Projektbeschreibung

This course acknowledges the social and sensual engagement of food in contemporary artistic and social practices, from the late 60s of Eat-Art to the 80s of relational aesthetics. We will begin with a physical involvement in the ecology of foods and a forensic investigation of the logistics and migratory histories of ingredients, specifically focusing on the onion. We will explore how cultural identities and ecological assemblages shape gastronomic experiences. Fieldwork studies of restaurants in Weimar, from a decolonial theoretical perspective, will investigate eating as a constructed representation of specific cuisines. Reflective culinary practice will lead to reconstructed food, discussed and presented through collaborative outputs.


 


Link for more: bison.uni-weimar.de/qisserver/rds

Ausstellungs- / Veranstaltungsort

  • Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 8 - Hauptgebäude / Main Building, Raum 021

Veranstaltungen

Der Meerrettich tut mir nicht weh Onion Dine-investigations (from ground to table)

"Der Meerrettich tut mir nicht weh" by Ameer Masoud - A performance that examines the intricate connections between food, memory, and the acclimatization of the body in a foreign land. Rooted in the personal experience of encountering Meerrettich (horseradish) as a traditional German food, the performance reflects on themes of identity and homeland. By questioning what it means to belong, the work becomes a journey of self-transformation and the process of finding—or creating—home(s).

  • Beginn: 20.00 Uhr
  • Ende: 22.00 Uhr
  • Ort: Private Residency - Windmühlenstraße 6, Weimar