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Sunday 12 February 2017 • 2pm
Second Edition: Tetsuya Umeda
Reaktorhallen, Stockholm
SEK 120
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Tetsuya Umeda audience at Reaktorhallen. Photo: Petra Cvelbar

Two performances by Tetsuya Umeda deep in Reaktorhallen at 14:00 and 16:00.

Tickets: 120 advance
Festival pass: 500

NB: Reaktorhallen is fully accessible but due to the limited capacity and nature of the space (25 stories underground!) it may not be suitable for people who experience claustrophobia.

Tetsuya Umeda's performance has been made possible with the support of the Scandinavia-Japan Sasakawa Foundation.

Tetsuya Umeda gets ideas for his works from the environment and the circumstances surrounding the exhibition space. Spaces that at first glance seem to be nothing special, can turn out to have countless characteristics, found in the cavities above the ceiling or behind the wall.

It is from such dialogue with a specific space that he creates his work, making use of found objects like daily tools and waste scraps in elaborate systems of cause-and-effect relationships. Powered by gravity, wind, centrifugal force or falling objects Umeda's work keeps the situation unstable and unpredictable.