Tea Ritual
Duon aghili/karlsson bjuder in Ellen Nyman, Maria Starck, Oivvio Polite och Samuel Girma till en teritual och ett samtal om digitala rum för nätverkande, separatism och dilemman som uppstår i skapande av sociala plattformar online. Detta samtal ingår i ett samarbete mellan Finding Sisterhood, aghili/karlsson och Oivvio Polite med fokus på konstskapande och sociala nätverk online.
Video: Duncan Mukada
aghili/karlsson (Nasim Aghili and Björn Karlsson) is an artist duo working in the field of performing and fine arts. aghili/karlsson’s performances, theatre installations, art in the public space and collaborative works often deal with the experience of existing and living in different forms of exile and how power reproduces ungrievability. Their works often take form of healing rituals and the collaborative making of grievability. The last few years they have been involved in international projects that explore radical gardening, civil disobedience and the aesthetics of sisterhood – mainly with artists, activists and collectives whose work involves various forms of decolonising practices. aghili/karlsson are based in Stockholm and the rural area outside of Södertälje where they also have their garden and studio.
Tea ritual is a part of the duo aghili/karlsson’s work around collective healing, civil disobedience and witchcraft. Before the pandemic they were two of the grant holders at Iaspis in Stockholm and in their studio garden they grew herbs for tea. Every thursday at 1 pm they opened the doors to their studio and invited everyone to a ritual/meeting/moment of care and togetherness.
www.aghili-karlsson.se
Video: Duncan Mukada
aghili/karlsson (Nasim Aghili and Björn Karlsson) is an artist duo working in the field of performing and fine arts. aghili/karlsson’s performances, theatre installations, art in the public space and collaborative works often deal with the experience of existing and living in different forms of exile and how power reproduces ungrievability. Their works often take form of healing rituals and the collaborative making of grievability. The last few years they have been involved in international projects that explore radical gardening, civil disobedience and the aesthetics of sisterhood – mainly with artists, activists and collectives whose work involves various forms of decolonising practices. aghili/karlsson are based in Stockholm and the rural area outside of Södertälje where they also have their garden and studio.
Tea ritual is a part of the duo aghili/karlsson’s work around collective healing, civil disobedience and witchcraft. Before the pandemic they were two of the grant holders at Iaspis in Stockholm and in their studio garden they grew herbs for tea. Every thursday at 1 pm they opened the doors to their studio and invited everyone to a ritual/meeting/moment of care and togetherness.
www.aghili-karlsson.se