Embrace, tetralogy of interdisciplinary art 2014.
Con la participación de: Carolina Estrada, Kenyi Quispe, Ros Postigo, Luisfernan Vargas, Fiorella Garrido-Lecca, Manuela Talledo, Julio Martín Pinto, Stefania Polo, Ysavo Morales, Karla Peralta, Helga Elsner, Esra Özmen, Greta Gregor, Robert Hobl, Ingrid Gugganig, Sonja Kothe y Martín Ponce.
Greta Gregor
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Greta gregor
Sandleiten, Vienna.
Greta Gregor, artist and participant at SOHO in Ottakring 2012, loves to work in her atelier in Sandleiten. Contribute to Understand Interacting with Emilio Santisteban. Photo: Greta Gregor working at the project Stadtkoje '.
«As people here in the Sandleitenhof don't communicate very much with each other in the courtyards, you even rarely meet people in the courts here. Maybe it would be nice to add to your 'Hug-message' a simple first Conversation Message, which is also nonverbal. To encourage people to give a smile or just a hello to each other, like it's the behavior in more rural areas or villages. For example: Do you want to get a smile from someone nice? "" Maybe a smile from you today, would someone else make happy and smiling, too? Just have a try ".»
Evening-view to the sky in Sandleiten.
Project 'LuxuryBlue' at ArtFestival Sohoin Ottakring 2012, Wien.
Project 'Stadtkoje' at ArtFestival Tatort Hernals 2011, Wien.
Embracing was a tetralogy carried out in close collaboration with Hansel Sato, made up of Knowing , Knowing , Understanding , Learning , a project that put people from the multi-ethnic Sandleitenhof residential complex in the city of Vienna in contact with people from various districts of the multicultural city of Vienna. Lime. Started remotely in December 2013, it culminated in Vienna between May 17 and 31. He integrated mail art, interventions in public space, installation, exchange meetings and performance.
Embracing was part of the XIII SOHO in Ottakring Festival, held during May 2014 in the Sandleiten neighborhood, 16th district of the city of Vienna, Austria, under the curatorship of Ula Schneider and Hansel Sato.