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On artistic and human rights interventions
Rabih Mroué, libanesischer Performance- und Videokünstler, spricht mit ECCHR-Generalsekretär Wolfgang Kaleck darüber, wie er in seiner Arbeit mit der Wirkung gewalttätiger Bilder umgeht. Ausgehend von seinem Werk "PIXELATED REVOLUTION", das den Moment thematisiert, in dem ein ziviler Zeuge Gewalt mit seiner Handykamera festhält, entfaltet Mroué ein komplexes Netz von Verbindungen zwischen den Zeugenakten des Betrachters, des Opfers und des Täters.
Diese Folge ist auch auf Apple Podcasts verfügbar.
Biography
Rabih Mroué, born in Beirut and lives now in Berlin, is a theatre director, actor, visual artist and playwright. Rooted in theatre, his work includes videos and installation art. He is a contributing editor for The Drama Review /*TDR (New York). * He is also a co-founder and a board member of the Beirut Art Center (BAC). He is a fellow at The International Research Center: Interweaving Performance Cultures/ FU/Berlin since 2013. He is a theatre director at Münchner Kammerspiele (Munich).