Register for Traces we inhabit, fragments that hold us, a sensory walk by Francesca Bogani Amadori along the urban coastline between Eiranranta and Hernesaari.
About:
Traces we inhabit, fragments that hold us, is a site-specific sensory walk along the waterfront of Eira and Hernesaari. Proposed as a break from daily routines, the walk allows other forms of attention to emerge. It welcomes uncertainty, contradiction, and the irrational as pathways to explore the many possible worlds that reveal themselves when we attune with our surroundings.
With granite as a companion, the walk invites participants to connect with the multiple layers of time and space that shape urban landscapes. Traces we inhabit, fragments that hold us, is a shared yet intimate speculative journey grounded in thinking with matter, rather than over matter.
The work was presented to the public for the first time as part of Each day hides a grain of Sunday, vol.2, Circus Maximus’ 2025 artist laboratory curated by Candama. The laboratory was in collaboration with Artists with Evidence, the Architecture and Design Museum, and was supported by the City of Helsinki
When: Saturday, 29.08 at 11:00 .
Meeting point:Eiranrannan kalliot (Eiranranta's cliffs).
Duration: 1h30 - 2hrs (90 - 120 min).
Language: English.
Free entrance, 7 spots available.
Accessibility:
The walk takes place outdoors along the urban coastline between Eiranranta and Hernesaari, and includes a visit to a landfill. Access to Eiranranta's cliffs and the landfill is not accessible. The paths on the landfill have some elevation and consist of gravel terrain.
In case of heavy rain or other unmanageable conditions, the performance will be postponed. You will be informed via email.
Credits:
This iteration is supported by mecenat through a crowdfunding as part of Moving scape, mutated land exhibition curated by Clément Beraud.
We will send you a confirmation email with further information closer to the performance date. If you have any questions, write directly to the curator Clément Beraud at clement.brd@gmail.com