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PER(SEVER)E

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Premiered at The Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art, New York City

Reimagine: Himalayan Art Now, 2024 exhibition

 

Co-curated by Marina Abramović and Michelle Bennet Simorella, and made possible through the Marina Abramović Institute

PER(SEVER)E, is a durational performance piece where Tshedzom moves through internal and physical dialogues that channel the elements, space, and the body. Surrounded by 108 red strings, she performs for 8 days with a total of 48 hours. Slowly throughout the performance, Tshedzom releases the strings of “the self” that envelop her space. Inspired by Machig Labdron and the Chod lineage, she imagines severing ideas of attachment to self and her habitual ways of perceiving. Improvisational  scores draw from the five elements seen in the Kalachakra Cosmology illustration, which shows the interdependent relationship between the elements, the human body, and the universe.

Creative Team

Created by Tshedzom

Installation by Tshedzom

Performed by Tshedzom

Mentorship and Training with Marina Abramović Institute:

Marina Abramović, Billy Zhao

Exhibition Design by Brianne Muscente-Solga

 The Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art

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