Plot/Oslo: Sleep Locks the Bones (fully booked)
Sound installation by Maritea Dæhlin
Thursday 21.03.24
Thursday 21.03.24
Plot/Oslo invites you between the ages of 18 and 25 to experience Sleep Locks the Bones by Maritea Dæhlin - an audio installation where text and voice stand at the center in a collective experience around the theme of sleep. Audiences, in small groups, are invited to settle into a comfortable position, relax and then listen to a voice that fails to do just that: to relax. The piece intertwines language, rhythms, narratives, and dreams, creating a vibrant scenic auditory landscape.
About the piece
Click here to read more about Sleep Locks the Bones
About the artist
Maritea Dæhlin is an interdisciplinary artist who lives and works in Norway and Mexico. She studied Devised Theater at Dartington College of Arts (2007-2010) and was an associate artist at Black Box teater (2021–2022). She is interested in human behaviours, emotions, rituals and encounters. Her work spans between theater, video, sound, performance art and text. Her art comes off as playful, non-linear and sometimes absurd. In 2021, Dæhlin created the sound work I guess you have a lot of questions. A bedtime story. in connection with the exhibition Actions of Art and Solidarity curated by OCA at Kunstnernes Hus. Moreover, she has previously presented the works I WANT TO BE TRADITIONAL and Originally a plant.
About Plot/Oslo
Plot/Oslo is a free art club for individuals between 18 and 25 years old, and is operated by the Astrup Fearnley Museum, Kunstnernes Hus, and the National Museum.
