Mette & Iben Edvardsen: LIVRE D'IMAGES SANS IMAGES

In the frame of Moving in November

LIVRE D’IMAGES SANS IMAGES by Mette Edvardsen & Iben Edvardsen borrows its title from a book by H.C. Andersen, also known as The Moon Chronicler. This book unfolds a dialogue between a painter and the Moon, where the Moon, on her nightly voyage across the globe, recounts her visions to the painter, urging the painter to paint her words. LIVRE D’IMAGES SANS IMAGES began with an ancient idea of conversation, not just as exchange, but as a dwelling place for thoughts. Utilizing the weather report as a form of dramaturgy, Mette and her daughter have created and assembled materials from their discussions in the form of recordings, text, voice and drawings, all arranged in the sequence they emerged. Picture©Bea Borgers

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