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Seminar/Conference

Belen Santillan: Micro Museo Flag
Belen Santillan: Micro Museo Flag

Agenda: Master’s Agenda

Welcome, to this very special Agenda, where we will kick off The Department of Art and Craft’s residency, and exhibition series in the Academy Room at Kunstnernes Hus in March.

Through an Open Call Susanne Winterling has planned out a series of exhibitions, and talks with Marius Moldvær as collaborator and at times co-curator that will begin on the first of March. In this Kick-Off-Agenda two presentations from students in the MA2, Belén Santillán and Rajat Mondal will focus on collaboration, taking as their starting point the two individuals artists project collaborating with and between different fields, outside that of art. The Agenda will begin with a short presentation from Marius Moldvær where he speculates on the different forms of research and collaboration art-making can take, and will conclude with a conversation between Susanne Winterling, Marius Moldvær, Rajat Mondal, Belén Santillán, Wei Ting Zeng, and Haroon Khan.

We hope you will join us for the presentations, kick off, and the conversations.

Program

1245: Raising of the Flags by Belén Santillán, part of the project “El Micromuseo de plantas migrantes” (The micro-museum of migrant plants).
13:00 - 13:15 Introduction
13:20 - 14:00 Belén Santillán and Wei Ting Zeng
14:10 - 14:55 Rajat Mondal on his collaboration with Haroon Khan
15:00 - 1530: Conversation between Belén Santillán, Wei Ting Zeng, Rajat Mondal, Susanne Winterling, and Marius Moldvær.

The Agenda will continue in collaboration with the MFA in Medium- and Material Based Art on Monday the 4th of March with a panel with Yacoube Cisse, Damien Ajavon and Susanne M Winterling. And a ceremonial handing over of the keys of the Academy room to Rajat Mondal for the first exhibition « Echoes of Resilience Nature´s Unyielding Spirit » opening on the 7th of March. of March. More information on the programme in Akademirommet, KHiO Quarterly, can be found here: https://khio.no/events/1878 

Belén Santillán

Belén Santillán (Ecuador) works at the intersection of art and education. Her practice involves participatory projects, workshops, and roles at fictional and non-fictional art institutions.
SM Links:
Instagram: @taller.uno-07_
https://belensantillan.cargo.site/

Wei Ting Zeng

Wei Ting Tseng/ Zeng is a cellist and composer from Taiwan based in Oslo, Norway. During her study of Master of Music Performance in FRIMA in The Norwegian Academy of Music, she focuses on improvised cello, composition, and the relationship between space in music and music in space.
Wei Ting’s Master project involves integrating structures inspired by the space's acoustics into improvisation and composition, and moving the space by manipulating the acoustics. Furthermore, the project will discuss the roles of improvisers, audiences, and acoustic factors in relation to the space, and how these roles rotate during the performance. Her upcoming works include the album of “As silent as bombs -Overture, Bang, Whiteness” and the premier of “Cello Quintet, for 4 cellos and one space”.
SM Links:
Instagram: @weitingzeng
https://www.facebook.com/WEITINGTS/

Rajat Mondal

Rajat Mondal (India, 1995), is an Intermedia artist based in Oslo, Norway. He believes in creating a space which allows oneself to reflect the deeper meanings of life and his works are based on experimentation towards material, media, mechanics, and custom electronics based on combining handmade and technological processes including painting, video, and sound. The principal motivation is nature's-ecology focusing on ephemerality, spaces, a revelation of intimacy, and reflection. His projects are independent and collaborative. His compositions are formed around ideas of ephemeral behavior. Rajat develops broad artistry where he sees movement, transaction of layers, and animate movement.

Currency he enters in to collaboration with the with the Faculty of Technology, Art and Design in the Department of Machines, Electronics and Chemistry, Oslo Metropolitan University. The discussions are based on the transformation of brain signals into drawings.

Rajat received BFA from Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata (2018) MFA from Sarojini Naidu School of Arts and Communication, University of Hyderabad, India(2019) and Diplôme National D'art from école supérieure d’arts & médias de Caen, France(2022). Currently, he is pursuing his master's in Medium and Material Based Art from Oslo National Academy of the Arts (Kunsthøgskolen I Oslo). He has exhibited his work in école supérieure d’arts médias de caen and received all india kalanand merit grant from Prafulla Dahanukar art foundation(2020-21) and did a collaboration project with Tata institute of fundamental research, Hyderabad ( 2018)

Haroon Khan

Haroon Khan received his PhD in Engineering from Oslo Metropolitan University; master’s and bachelor's degree in Mechatronics Engineering from Air University. Currently, he is working at Oslo Metropolitan University. as Assistant Professor. His research interest includes analyzing human gait and balance using mobile neuroimaging modalities, fNIRS-based brain-computer interface, assistive and rehabilitation device development.

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