Sep 8, 2024 –
Dec 1, 2024

One story follows the other. Like sediments, they lay on top of each other - condensing - sometimes with sharp edges, sometimes with barely noticeable transitions - sometimes in broad traces, sometimes with squiggly swirls - always layer by layer. And even if every story seeks its own ending, one thing is clear: as long as we find ourselves around campfires and we are strangers enough to each other, we can always go one better - there really is no end in sight.

If you're travelling through the mountains, you have to rest. Anyone who has ever been surprised by the night in impassable heights knows this. Fortunately, you don't need much. A sheltered spot, a few blankets and a campfire are all you need. With a bit of luck, the fire will attract other hikers and you can enjoy the company of strangers.

And so today, too, stories are recited one after the other. It’s easy to forget who started which story... Perhaps it was the otherwise quiet man with his brief remark "you know, the Dolomites we're on were once the bottom of the sea - millions of years ago, of course“ That makes you feel a little queasy. If you imagine yourself in the depths of the oceans - where the blackest darkness reigns...who knows who you might encounter.

Vom Wald/From the Forest

Saturday, Oct 19 and Nov 16, 2 – 4 p.m.

 

WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN by Sul Park

 

The forest and the diversity of nature can be experienced in the workshop. The children explore the forests around Longega and design their own creative forest landscapes. The importance of forests in urban and rural environments as well as the threats posed by the climate crisis will be addressed.  The use of hanji, traditionally produced Korean paper, and other natural materials creates individual replicas of nature.

 

No registration required.
The language of the event is Korean.

Echoes in Pieces (In Between Soundscapes)

 

Sunday, Oct 20, 3-5 p.m.

 

Open Stage with Ha Heres Mina, Kim Liyoun, Kim Sono, Kim So Yeon, Lim Solah, Lee Jenny

 

Open Stage at the 2024 Gwangju Biennale: Poetry Reading Performance

 

Curated by Ha Heres Mina

 

Supported by This is not a bookstore, Art zoo

Schwebende Hütte/Floating Hut

 

Saturday, Oct 26, 2 p.m.

 

PERFORMANCE WITH MUSICAL PRESENTATION with Jehyun Shin, Biju Lee, Sung Yong Hong, Hyojin Park, Jee Yeon Kim, Jae in Hwang, Yuri Seo

 

The “Floating Hut” project is a performance in which wood is collected from abandoned houses, turned into musical instruments and played on. Originally grown as a tree, the wood was processed into houses and has thus been put to various uses. In the performance, the wood is dismantled and rebuilt, constantly changing its purpose and finally ending up as an unintentional fragment that highlights the history of the wood itself.

Performance direction: Jehyun Shin
Performance artists: Biju Lee, Sung Yong Hong, Jehyun Shin
Gayageum players: Hyojin Park, Jee Yeon Kim
Haegeum player: Jae in Hwang
Choreographer: Yuri Seo

 

 

Meet Longega Project

Fabian Feichter, Youlee Ku, Siyoung Kim, Nele Ka and Oliver Haussmann

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