Scenario 04: Tea Making

BABY SICKLE

L 7 x W 5 x H 0,5 cm

Stainless steel

HERB JACKET

Made to measure

Silk taffeta

TEA CUP

L 5 x W 5 x H 7 cm

Hand pressed stainless steel

POT HOLDER

L 10 x W 35 cm

Silk, silk padding

TAFFETA PANTS

Made to measure

Silk taffeta

POT BAG

L 25 x W 25 x 40 cm

Silk taffeta, felt

BRUSSELS TEA MIX (OCTOBER)

Wild mint, Peruvian daisy, nettle

Brussels, Belgium

2021

Performer

Estefania Alvarez Ramirez

 

Production assistance

Paul-Lou Koci

 

Garment development and production

Karolina Januleviviute

 

Hand-pressed aluminium

Thomas Rübsamen

 

Music

Zeta Lys

Home feels bleak and isolated.
The desire arises to explore the city from
its back.

A lack of the urge of representation
allows for the development of otherwise
unseen beings.
Those suitable for human consumption
are collected with the help of a small
tool.
Water offered by the city is being
used to clean the gatherings.

Shared experience doubles the pleasure.
The trip ends is in a public space.
Tea of the city is being cooked and
shared with everyone present.

Close

Spazio = Space

Cura = Curate / Care

 

Spazio Cura is a spatial and curatorial practice which gently intervenes within the existing scripts of public space and architectural settings. For each context, Spazio Cura develops specific performative scenarios that take its constituting elements into account — the built and unbuilt, its actants, political factors and economical flows.

For these scenarios, Spazio Cura aims to find delicate entry points to weave gentle, sensuous, and subtle gestures into existing structures, to rewrite the prevailing scripts and challenge ingrained patterns.

Each scenario is comprised of a set of tools, objects, garments and gestures, designed and developed by Spazio Cura and its network of collaborators.

During every step of the process, Spazio Cura thrives for radical acceptance of the existing while using as little, non extractive material means as necessary for a maximum spatial outcome. Thereby, space-making is not seen as the necessity to demolish or build new volumes, rather as an act of care for the existing, of revealing hidden spatial potential and by that bringing forth a new aesthetic.

info@spaziocura.com