Thursday 19 February
1.15pm - 3.15pm
Room BC-08-104, Belfast School of Art
This is a free public lecture, please meet in the foyer at 1.10pm for access to the room.
BIFPA artist talk
Belfast School of Art
Thomas Reul
Thomas Reul (born 1987, Würzburg) is interested in the potential arising from the encounter of different elements. He explores this collaborative performance approach in duo or group performances. The challenge is to find a form of communication that respects and retains the individual rhythms, intentions and perceptions in a situation.
About the artist
Reul lives and works in Cologne. He is a performer, organiser of various projects and events, performance documentary photographer and an active member of PAE Aktionslabor eV. since 2015. His work has been shown in Asia, Europe and South America.
"Through interaction and dialogue with materials and others, I try to open up new spaces for thoughts and feelings in order to transcend the perceived boundaries. In particular, I use familiar perceptual experiences as well as everyday materials and my body to initiate and continue these conversations. The movements and encounters encourage leaving the potentials as open as possible in all directions of a multi-dimensional space. In this process, the organisation of events also serves to expand the artistic perspectives and strategy of action."
PS² is primarily supported by: The National Lottery through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland; Belfast City Council through the Artists' Studios & Workspace Organisational Grant; and Arts & Business NI Blueprint Investment Grant.
Selected programmes are funded by: Belfast City Council Bank of Ideas, Necessity, Freelands Foundation and Arts Council England, Esmé Mitchell Trust, and project partners including NI Screen and Outburst Queer Arts Festival.