ART IN PUBLIC SPACE - ABOUT
I am an Oslo-based French and Trinidadian artist and scenographer interested in exploring the relationship between ecology, time, identity and kinship, and the narratives these create in relation to living beings (human and non-human).
My research-based practice is both narrative and participatory: I work with imagination, world-building and discussion through collective story-making & story-telling. I use this as my framework to explore imaginations of sustainable futures, together with other beings, with an emphasis on social and climate justice.
I am inspired by post-humanistic theories, decolonial æsthetics, black and eco-feminism among other thoughts. This, together with my own artistic practice, creates a variety of project-based artworks that act as communication capsules for my research. These can take the form of storytelling performances, publications, films and installations. My current research project explores generational knowledge through participatory and ritual practices for collective discourse on hybrid identity and on the generational knowledge that living beings inherit from past generations.
Liselli is an Oslo-based French and Trinidadian artist and scenographer interested in exploring the relationship between ecology, time, identity and kinship, and the narratives these create in relation to living beings (human and non-human). Her current research is centered around generational knowledge and identity. She explores this through participatory and ritual practices for collective dialogue, together with various constellations of people.
Liselli’s research-based practice is both narrative and participatory: merging imagination, scenographic world-building and discussion through collective story-making & story-telling. She uses this as her framework to explore imaginations of sustainable futures, together with other beings,with an emphasis on social and climate justice. Her work is inspired by post-humanistic theories, black and eco-feminism, and decolonial æsthetics. This, together with her own artistic practice, creates a variety of project-based artworks that act as communication capsules for her research. These artworks can take the form of storytelling performances, publications, films and installations.