Eating—Killing  | The Spinner’s Cycles of Power and Care (part 1)

Eating—Killing  | The Spinner’s Cycles of Power and Care (part 1)

Group Exhibition with: Hilanderas collective (Stephanie Prieto and Valentina Infante), Julia Schulze Darup, Leonie Lisette Göttling, Asma Abo Mostafa, Sasha Levkovich

Curated by Giulia Busetti

Opening: 24.01. from 6 pm / ab 18 Uhr

Opening time:  25.01-02.02 : 3 pm to 8 pm / von 15 Uhr bis 20 Uhr

31.01. at 6pm Performance by Hilanderas collective (Stephanie Prieto and Valentina Infante)

This multi-part exhibition explores the intricate relationship between autonomy, personal decisions, and institutional power, questioning the myth of individual independence. By challenging the myth of individual independence, it uncovers the layers of control and resistance shaping our understanding of uncovering the layers of control and resistance shaping our understanding of freedom and self-determination. This exhibition invites audiences to reflect on how personal autonomy is never a neutral concept. It unveils
how autonomy is deeply tied to legal constraints, political power relations, and societal interpretations, offering a critical look at how the body and its cycles become arenas for control and resistance. This exhibition offers a nuanced perspective on autonomy, showing how personal and collective struggles for freedom are deeply interconnected. It uses historical, cultural, and ecological lenses to challenge visitors to think critically about the body, care, and the cycles of life and resistance. It provides a platform for reflection, dialogue, and the reclamation of knowledge, empowering individuals to rethink autonomy and dependency in a collective context. What does it mean to be „independent“ in a world of interdependence?