The gallery and the garden of Jupiter Woods becomes a serene scented environment for an immersive workshop, during which the audience is encouraged to take an active part in what usually is Hofmann’s rehearsing process, involving the performers prior his performative actions. Exercises concern intimacy but also crude analysis, breathing exercises emphasising absence rather than presence. This situation aims at generating a two-way exchange, allowing personal insight into the artist’s practice and performative strategy on one side, as well as to provide feedback to the artist on the other. 

The performance featured contributions by Miranda Keyes and Marie Lüder.

Pictures by Caroline Heron (AQNB)