Working with processes of deep change and transitions in life by carving out space for things which transcend societal labels and constraints, and making them tangible through form. Their expression is queer, emotional, psychedelic, free and erotic. The method is flirting, the language is fractal, and the vision is flou.
Graffiti’s free, authentic and spontaneous spirit functions as a catalyst for movement, style as the path to transcendence, and artwork as samples of interconnectedness. This dance is experimental and tested in real time as lifestyle and through a studio practice.
Wørld is a lover of ephemerality, coincidence, chance, and risk. The multifaceted body works through different diffused dimensions to reach, touch, submit, switch, die. Characters flow in relation and are constantly transitioning. They are students of divine desire, driven by curiosity. Wishing Wørld godspeed on writing the sequel to the finale they will not live to see.
Genre:
batcave, wørldcore, slug language, faggiti, true norwegian black mold
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Antidsiciplinary art, curation, and collaboration
Wørld is a water based art project by Slekke,
born in Belgium and living and working in Oslo, Norway.
Wørld has a tentacular creative focus, ranging from collective projects to intuitive expression. They are engaged across the underground graffiti and music scene and with exhibitions and curatorial projects.
Member of Tenthaus Art Collective since 2019,
as artist, curator, producer and gallery gardener.
Tenthaus operates with an exhibition space, a mobile studio,
and a wide range of curatorial projects.
Tenthaus.no
Member of GRAA collective since 2022.
GRAA deconstructs the graffiti medium by means of a post-vandalism approach.
Interventions in public and hidden spaces.
@graa_collective
Annually performing TUSKS 1:1 since 2018 with Bart Van Dijck.
A participatory spring ritual engaging a wide range of artists and audiences.
Exhibited at Galleri 69, Tokyo Biennale, BO, Tenthaus, NITJA, and Komplot among others. Recently realized performances for Latvian Center for Contemporary Art and the City of Oslo Art Collection.
CONTACT
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