21.10
15:00-15:30: Roland Gunst - The Lazy Men's Refuge - Decoratelier
16:00-16:30: Badi Rezzak - A Stadium by the Dunes - Decoratelier
tickets
18:00: food & drinks - Moussem Studios
19:00-21:00: Anna Raimondo - A Love Letter - Moussem Studios
free of charge - register here
The Lazy Men’s Refuge. Trans-Architecture on the misogynistic and racist paradigm of the Tropical Bungalow. Bending lines, corners, steel…
The Lazy Men’s Refuge explores the evolution of colonial architecture in the interwar period to manage social groups. During the lecture-performance, Roland Gunst will focus on female figures, their different positions, interactions and dependencies, and how they appear in the choreography of dialogues and movements set around the concept of the tropical bungalow veranda.
Roland Gunst, aka John K Cobra, is a self-taught conceptual artist, cineast and musician of Belgian-Congolese (D.R.C.) origin, dividing his time between Belgium and South Africa. From an autobiographical perspective he experiments with the potential of the hybrid identity and Afro-European narratives, deeply inspired by the concept of Afropeanism.
Decoratelier - Manchesterstraat 17, 1080 Molenbeek
Photos: Nisran Azouaghe
21.10
15:00-15:30: Roland Gunst - The Lazy Men's Refuge - Decoratelier
16:00-16:30: Badi Rezzak - A Stadium by the Dunes - Decoratelier
tickets
18:00: food & drinks - Moussem Studios
19:00-21:00: Anna Raimondo - A Love Letter - Moussem Studios
free of charge - register here
The Lazy Men’s Refuge. Trans-Architecture on the misogynistic and racist paradigm of the Tropical Bungalow. Bending lines, corners, steel…
The Lazy Men’s Refuge explores the evolution of colonial architecture in the interwar period to manage social groups. During the lecture-performance, Roland Gunst will focus on female figures, their different positions, interactions and dependencies, and how they appear in the choreography of dialogues and movements set around the concept of the tropical bungalow veranda.
Roland Gunst, aka John K Cobra, is a self-taught conceptual artist, cineast and musician of Belgian-Congolese (D.R.C.) origin, dividing his time between Belgium and South Africa. From an autobiographical perspective he experiments with the potential of the hybrid identity and Afro-European narratives, deeply inspired by the concept of Afropeanism.
Decoratelier - Manchesterstraat 17, 1080 Molenbeek
Photos: Nisran Azouaghe
