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Waiting Before Waiting By Merriam Webster Waiting Before Waiting By Merriam Webster

Concept, Performance: When people are arriving at an airport we all recognize taxi drivers, showing names on boards.

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Waiting in the transit-zone for somebody for something. What kind of expectations do we have concerning towards those arriving? Who are we waiting for? Ruth Mateus-Berr raises the question by her performance by provoking different projections and expectations until there is a void, the absence of expectation as a catharsis for human beings.

Waiting Before Waiting By Merriam Webster

Mateus-Berr is waiting at the airport, not knowing who to pick up, reflecting on expectations and the meaning of waiting. In Julythe artist realized two performances at the airport of Vienna, Austria.

Waiting Before Waiting By Merriam Webster

Each performance took four hours. The artist was wearing an evening dress with plunging neckline with a hood, on her head wearing an aviators cap. Her attitude was to observe, not to respond to human reactions, but stand there quietly highly concentrated, without responding mimic or gestures.

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She conducted another artist, Robert Bodnar to take photographs and movies about the reaction of the others, which the following have been cutting, inspired by Radio Head. Transit and Trance etymological derive from the same roots, meaning: to pass away, swoon. In Latin it meant transire — to pass, pass away, a state of partly suspended animation or inability Merrkam function; or a somnolent state as of deep hypnosisa state of profound abstraction or absorption cf. Merriam-Webster Click the link below to see the artist's artworks on this topic:.

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