Theresa George (*1984) is a film anthropologist based in Hamburg. From 2005 to 2013, she studied cultural anthropology, journalism and political science in Leipzig. Since then, she has co-developed films and videos in changing constellations, works for film festivals, curates her own programmes and teaches visual anthropology.  
contact: th.george@posteo.de



NACHT. SCHLAF. DIE STERNE (2021)

Dramaturgy


©  Picture Kunsthaus Hamburg
©  Picture from Kunsthaus Hamburg
©  Picture from Kunsthaus Hamburg
©  Still from Nacht. Schlaf. Die Sterne by Leyla Yenirce
©  Still from Nacht. Schlaf. Die Sterne by Leyla Yenirce

A propeller can be a driving force by transferring energy to an object connected to it, but also a receiving force by recovering energy. Thus, in one way or another, propellers are always about power. 'Nacht. Schlaf. Die Sterne' is also about power. More precisely: about the relationship between power and force. 'Nacht. Schlaf. Die Sterne' displays at once a lullaby, a lament and a séance. The three forms intertwine on three levels: Sculpture, video and sound. The rotating eternal return of violence, extinction, destruction is caught up in the driving noise and projections of blowing hair. The installation thus allows force and power to co-exist in their simultaneity. 

One channel video installation by Leyla Yenirce
full HD, colour, sound, 17:06 min. 

Kunsthaus Hamburg (solo exhibition), Gallerie für zeitgenössische Kunst Leipzig (group exhibition), Museum Folwang Essen (group exhibition)

Bundespreis für Kunststudierende, Bundeskunsthalle Bonn

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