Performance: Oratory for Bird 1.3.

U sredu, 24. aprila sa početkom u 20 časova u prostoru Klare i Rose (Petefi Šandora 15), imaćemo priliku da prisustvujemo performansu Jasne Kinđić (Kabare Nebula) pod nazivom Oratorijum za pticu 1.3.

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Oratory for Bird 1.3 is the fourth piece of the performance puzzle through which the author presents her poetic debut Oratory for Bird, published by "Partizanska knjiga" (2023). Through interdisciplinary exploration of various artistic forms, the author portrays themes from the book in her own distinctive way, through a multi-layered solo performance utilizing music, text, video, movement, imagery, and other available expressive means. Starting from the understanding that inspiration and communication are the most precious gifts of art, the author opens interpretation to other artists from her environment and the local community where the performance takes place, inviting the immediate audience to engage, illustrating the premise that there is no other and that creation is all-encompassing. The performance puzzle has been presented in Kragujevac, Belgrade, Gornji Milanovac, each time addressing different themes and poetic units. One of the active themes is the fight against breast cancer and empowering women who are battling this disease or living with its consequences.

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Jasna Kinđić was born in 1975 in Gornji Milanovac. She graduated in English language and literature from the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade, concurrently with a secondary music school for solo singing. For over 25 years, she has worked as a translator. Her poems have been published in magazines, various online platforms, and fanzines. She publicly reads and performs poetry. She published her first book of poetry under the auspices of the publishing house "Partizanska knjiga". She is involved in performance art and is the founder of the ensemble Kabare Nebula.

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Kabare Nebula is an experimental interactive multidisciplinary improv ensemble that brings together artists from all spheres, from painting, sculpture, dance, music, literature, to digital formats. With Kabare Nebula, she has performed extensively across Serbia and abroad, in Belgrade, Novi Sad, Kragujevac, Gornji Milanovac, Pančevo, both independently and at festivals such as Dani Nastasijevića, Dev9t, Disovo proleće, Sklopka, Bam-bam, Milanovi dani, Waking Life (Portugal). In addition to organizing and conceptualizing, Jasna Kinđić participates in performances with her voice, poetry, improvised text, percussion, and movement. In her quest for self-acceptance, actualization, and healing, she strives to connect with her environment through various available artistic forms. She believes that through art and collaborative creation, the broader socio-political environment in which an artist shares their content can be deeply transformed. She aims to get closer to theater and choreographic forms through the study of dramaturgical practices and elements.

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Fotografija: Ivica Marković

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