Memory in Motion - Concert
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As part of Eduard Habicher's exhibition Memory in Motion, this special concert celebrates the artist's birthday through a live activation of the exhibition space, where sculpture, sound and presence come together in real time.
Yoshida, Schulkowsky & Baron enter into an improvised dialogue with Habicher's sculptural works, unlocking their latent sonic dimensions. The exhibition itself becomes an instrument: forms, materials and spatial tensions resonate differently as sound moves through them, transforming perception into a living, ever-shifting field.
There is no fixed stage. The exhibition space opens up as an environment to explore. The audience is invited to move silently and freely among the works, discovering how each position reveals new sonic relationships. Listening becomes a physical experience — a choreography of attention, memory and space.
In celebrating Eduard Habicher's birthday, the evening goes beyond a simple anniversary. It becomes a shared activation of Memory in Motion itself: a reflection on how structures hold resonances, how space remembers, and how sound can awaken hidden layers of perception.
Free admission – no registration required.
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