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Elisabetta Consonni

At Järntorget, a group performance is performed where five people dressed as astronauts walk around and greet all civilians.

Zeno’s paradoxes are about time, space and motion. In the mid-400s B.C., he analysed how an endless number of small parts can still be brought together into an endlessly large whole. Under the direction of choreographer Consonni, local actors will freely act out Zeno’s paradox on Achilles (the hare) and the tortoise.

The art takes the shape of a performance – a play – at the opening of OPENART and then on three other occasions during the summer. The players are dressed in astronaut-like suits and move – like the tortoise – slowly through the city. They do not allow themselves to be affected by reactions from the rest of us. If they get a big enough lead, the hare will never be able to pass them...

Dates, times & places:

The artwork consists of a solo performance and a group performance.

Solo-performance:

  • June 18, 10 am-12 pm along Drottninggatan in Örebro.

Group-performance:

  • June 18, 2 pm-4 pm
  • August 6, 2 pm-4 pm
  • August 13, 2 pm-4 pm
  • August 20, 2 pm-4 pm
Two people dressed as astronauts in front of the castle. One sits on the wooden deck and one stands up and waves cheerfully at the camera.

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