Bags (in order):
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further_assistance x Loup Lopez
further_assistance x Camille Cornillon
further_assistance x Josefina Anjou
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further_assistance x Linnea Rutz
further_assistance x Zoe Philine Pingel
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Following images from workshop: 'How to hold space differently' with Sekai Makoni

The Inflammatory Choir is an on-growing collection of dilated fluids delivered by burning lips; encountered while researching the figure of Ariadne, known in Greek myths as the sister of the Minotaur, guard of Daedalus’s maze, and helper/lover of Theseus. I wrote a new chapter of Ariadne’s story, around which I gathered archived content or specially-produced contributions: interviews, photographs, projects features, novel extracts, poems, theoretical texts. Ariadne becomes the leading figure throughout the magazine, erasing the masculine forces which historically governed her story in order to draw a new one, which echoes to contemporary individual and collective practices.
The magazine exists in two forms, online www.inflammatorychoir.net and printed, two different narratives offering alternative routes for accessing the collection.

Exhibition views:
in order: Joey Holder, ACCREDO; Philip Ullman and Cleo Tsw; Philip Ullman

Stills from video, 6'00", displayed in the elevator leading to the exhibition space 25 meters underground:

Following text by Robin Brass