Video and Installation
Katharina Klewinghaus has worked within the mediums of video and installation. Below are four examples of recent works.
“Bodies in Motion”
Installation by Katharina Klewinghaus
Shown at Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin 24th of June - 17th of July 2010
Concept, Camera & Editing: Katharina Klewinghaus
Visual Effects: Peter Wolf
Music by: Alexandra Hofrichter, Fabrizio Tentoni, Kurt Georg Widorski,
Kat Rocket, Francis Bacon
Voice Over: Barbara Vinken & Katharina Klewinghaus
The installation work bodiesInmotion by Katharina Klewinghaus is part of the German-French project “Bodies in Motion” organized by ESMOD Berlin and Institute Français de la Mode (Paris). The project was developed under the guidance of Jean-Paul Lespagnard (Createure), Goran Pejkoski (Designer Director Lanvin) and Alexandre Roccoli (Curator/Choreographer).
“Lace”
by Katharina Klewinghaus
Experimental Video
Concept & Post Production: Katharina Klewinghaus
Photography: Norman Zoo
Title Animation: Annette Jung
Model: Sarah-Jane Norman
In the beginning the trauma. Then the penetrative moment of enforced remember-ence. And beyond the skin as surface and subject of the others inscription.
“Untitled (Tattoo Project)”
by Liz Rosenfeld & Katharina Klewinghaus
Shown at Dumpling Café, „48-Stunden-Neukoelln“, 26th – 28th of June 2009
Sound & Editing: Katharina Klewinghaus & Liz Rosenfeld
Photography: Christa Holka
...Still Photos & Installation...
eine begegnung. eine kollaboration. eine vertraulichkeit. eine affaire. eine klarheit. eine freundschaft. ein ereignis. eine vergangene performance. ein zukuenftiges ereignis. ein begehren. eine investition. eine unterwerfung. eine verwirrung. eine ambivalenz. etwas bleibendes. eine verantwortung.
Untitled (Tattoo Project) is a continuous collaboration between artists Liz Rosenfeld and Katharina Klewinghaus. These photographs document a private performance which occurred in March 2009 between Rosenfeld and Klewinghaus, in which Rosenfeld received a five hour tattoo designed and conceived by Klewinghaus. Before receiving the tattoo Rosenfeld did not know what the tattoo would be, or where it would be placed on her body, thus Klewinghaus was forced to consider Rosenfeld's body as her own. The futurity of this tattoo is unknown, as it is Klewinghaus's to change, and Rosenfeld's to carry for her.
“Changes – OK/Zero Killed”
by Alexandre Roccoli & Christophe Chemin
Shown & performed at Radialsystem V, 6th – 7th of December 2008 and
ASVOFF, Centre Pomidou, Paris 25th-27th of September 2009.
Camera & Editing: Alexandre Roccoli, Katharina Klewinghaus & Christophe Chemin
Performance: Maria Hassabi, Katharina Klewinghaus, Alexandre Roccoli &
Christophe Chemin
Costumes: Bernhard Willhelm
In “Changes – OK/Zero Killed”, the third part of the “Playground” series as well as an homage to avant-garde filmmaker Maya Deren, Alexandre Roccoli and Christophe Chemin deal with the experience of perception, combining cinema with choreography and inviting the audience to take part in the process of their own perceptual construct. “Changes – OK/Zero Killed” creates a world of illusions, a colourful kaleidoscope of challenging visual perception.
