The exhibition and intervention Self-Reflection confronts visitors with questions about self-positioning, power and privilege on a reflective course under Vienna’s Stadtbahnbögen.

Based on the concept of the mirror stage, which in Lacanian psychoanalysis describes the developing psychological process in which the child recognizes itself in the mirror for the first time, Farah Saad and Parissima Taheri develop an interactive installation.

Visitors go through their personal mirror stage.

Only when the child recognizes itself in the mirror, does it perceive itself as a subject within a larger world in which it interacts. Accordingly, a mirror is held up for visitors during the Self-Reflection exhibition: There is no hiding, the reflection follows.

DRAMATURGIE:

NJIDEKA IROH

15.–18.9. AUSSTELLUNG

17.00–21.00 UHR
WIENSTATION
LERCHENFELDER GÜRTEL BOGEN 28, 1080 WIEN

MIT

@DECOLONIAL_KILLJOY
SOFI UTIKAL
NATASCHA MERVEILLE B.
MAI LING
VIVIAN CRESPO ZURITA
JACK KHALAF
CELESTIAL POETICS