Influence

As terrain shifts, we attempt new configurations through artistic practice within provisional forms.
The body functions as a map, employing creativity to transform meaning into action. Visualized events become works of art, carving out spaces that remain perpetually open to negotiation. Circling around and dissolving confrontations, we redesign within an open space of possibilities. External elements are unconsciously inscribed within, and by experiencing this entanglement, we forge new futures.

At Mainzer7 Kultürraum, a space of open possibility within fluidity, we hope to share the process of visualizing provisional forms gained by collectively experiencing the act of pushing up existing boundaries. This is achieved by exposing what is scooped up through words, sound, and movement to the outside air, allowing it to pass unconsciously into the inner self, and then laying new boundaries.

Peter Pütz: Shakuhachi (traditional Japanese bamboo flute)
Chihoko Yanagi: Nihonbuyo（traditional Japanese dance）
Minako Matsuishi: Reads her own poems and Haiku (traditional Japanese poetry) in Japanese
Gisela Pütz- Bocké: Reads the translated Minako's poem and Haiku in German