In residentie: Adaline Anobile
16.06.2025
Altered states of consciousness, such as dreams and hypnosis, give us a different perspective on what it means to see. They separate boundaries between time, body, thoughts, space, feelings and images. Dreams and hallucinations allow us to perceive in a way that deviates from what we consider normal. They change fixed ideas about perspective and how we usually look at things, opening the door to a more open and versatile way of seeing.
Mountains Grow Unnoticed is an investigation into how visions arise in the midst of the everyday. During the process of making, we explore how attention and rhythm influence our way of seeing. We see drama as something that has to do with time. Can our rhythm help us to see differently and to hold ourselves differently to what we perceive?
