▲The LGP Apartment as a Performative Box: Eroticism, Ritual, and Desire in Transit
(2025)
author(s): Lorena Croceri
published in: Research Catalogue
▲ The LGP Apartment as a Performative Box: Eroticism, Ritual, and Desire in Transit explores how a domestic space becomes a stage for embodied performance, blending elements of eroticism, ritualistic acts, and transient desires. This work investigates the intersections between personal and performative identities within the confines of an intimate environment, highlighting the transformative power of space in shaping human experience and creative expression. Oriented to the materialization of creative projects to make them productives.
This exposition constitutes the first delivery of a broader research-creation process around the LGP method. It proposes a performative, erotic and ritual-based perspective on space, body, and desire. This fixed publication is intended as an archival moment within an ongoing constellation of artistic and psychoanalytic inquiries. Further works will unfold as complementary explorations.
Published in parallel on Zenodo with DOI: [10.5281/zenodo.1562769]
▲ El departamento LGP como caja performativa: erotismo, ritual y deseo en tránsito explora cómo un espacio doméstico se convierte en un escenario para la performance corporal, integrando elementos de erotismo, actos rituales y deseos transitorios. Esta obra investiga las intersecciones entre identidades personales y performativas dentro de un ambiente íntimo, destacando el poder transformador del espacio en la conformación de la experiencia humana y la expresión creativa. Orientado a la materialización de proyectos creativos para hacerlos productivos.
Esta exposición constituye la primera entrega de un proceso más amplio de investigación-creación en torno al método LGP. Propone una perspectiva performativa, erótica y ritual sobre el espacio, el cuerpo y el deseo. Esta publicación fija funciona como un momento de archivo dentro de una constelación en expansión de indagaciones artísticas y psicoanalíticas. Los próximos trabajos desplegarán nuevas exploraciones complementarias.
Publicado en paralelo en Zenodo con DOI: [10.5281/zenodo.1562769]
Performing Musical Silence
(2025)
author(s): Guy Livingston
published in: Academy of Creative and Performing Arts
This dissertation considers performed silences in composed music and suggests that musicians often use markers to communicate the dimensions of silence. These markers may shape, summon, or impose silence. Markers are signals or cues that may be visible, audible, or multimodal. This research consists of an archive of examples from the author's pianistic practice, as well as three case studies drawn from works of Beethoven, Cage, and Antheil.
Full title: "Performing Musical Silence: Markers, Gestures, and Embodiments"
Our Collective Landscape: Fragments
(last edited: 2023)
author(s): Jaccaidi Hypolite-Dyer
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'Our Collective Landscape: Fragments' forms part of an installation developed for the 2023 Associates' Exhibition at Open School East. The work uses the concept of space and theories of architecture to re-imagine our relationship to the spaces/systems/structures around us. This live space archives some of the research involved in this work and includes a text from the installation.
This dissertation considers performed silences in composed music and suggests that musicians often use markers to communicate the dimensions of silence. These markers may shape, summon, or impose silence. Markers are signals or cues that may be visible, audible, or multimodal. This research consists of an archive of examples from the author's pianistic practice, as well as three case studies drawn from works of Beethoven, Cage, and Antheil. Full title: "Performing Musical Silence: Markers, Gestures, and Embodiments"open exposition comments (0)
'Our Collective Landscape: Fragments' forms part of an installation developed for the 2023 Associates' Exhibition at Open School East. The work uses the concept of space and theories of architecture to re-imagine our relationship to the spaces/systems/structures around us. This live space archives some of the research involved in this work and includes a text from the installation.open exposition comments (0)