GUTS is a large white curtain that transforms a space into a soft, curved environment. Replacing the modern hard walls and right angles, the curtain calls for strategies to adapt to an unusual environment.
The name draws on expressions such as “gut feeling” and “to have guts” — forms of decision-making that extend beyond cognition into embodied knowledge, as well as courage and a willingness to take risks. It also points to the inside of the body, to something essential yet hidden, and to processes of absorption, exchange and transformation.
Animated by osmotic fantasies, resolutely porous and curious, GUTS works transversally across generations, geographies, disciplines and forms of knowledge.
GUTS is made possible by all its participants and by the artists Charlotte Bonjour and Romain Löser.
