Maneuverable Strategies in X m2 is the title of Sara Kramer and Vibe Overgaard’s work, exhibited at Floating Projects. Collaborating with Hong Kong based dancer Kayi Cheung, they have choreographed and filmed a number of performative acts staged in the city of Hong Kong. The performances are emphasizing the limits of space and time in the metropolis, where the body moves in a grid of loosely defined possibilities and constraints. At the exhibition opening the video-work will be shown as part of a larger installation at Floating Projects.

The exhibition concludes Overgaard and Kramer’s intensive three-week collaboration with the Floating Projects collective in Hong Kong. Overgaard and Kramer have come to Hong Kong with an interest in artist-run spaces; to learn from Floating Projects as an example. The dialogue and exchange with the Floating Projects collective has been centered around the idea of organization – What role does the artist-run space play in artists’ way of organizing themselves and what are possible strategies to deal with the need of x number of m2.

The project is supported by the Danish Arts Foundation and the S.C Van Foundation.

Entrance is free of charge.