con-formanceHanne LippardStream

In Stream, vocal flows become the starting point for expanding the fluidity of language — as both a transactional and transitional medium — moving through the body and into society.

Lippard’s work traces the cyclical exchange between speech, writing, and reception. The audience is invited into an immersive listening experience: a sequence of poems and texts where single words and phrases loop and echo, creating a sensory space that probes the demands of performativity in both private and public life — and the stress such demands inevitably produce.