Isomyyri- September 21st 2024

The Other Side presents the second edition of the ONE-DAY STAND event at the Isomyyri shopping mall in the Myyrmäkki neighborhood, Vantaa. We are thrilled to feature Paria Mohajerani & Xiole Wang, Aeon Lux, Anetta Krem & Dongbin lee, Raphael Beau, and Aman Askarizad as the performance artists for this event. The event starts at 17:00 on the 21st of September. To reach the venue, take the main stairs to the second floor, follow the signs, and proceed to the end of the corridor.

Poster Design: Parsa Kamehkhosh

One-Day Stand No.2

Paria Mohajerani

Tianrui (b.2000, Yunnan, China) is an artist currently based in Prague and Finland. She mainly works with performances, texts, images, and installations based on her embodiment experiences of constant relocating. She is often inspired by ambiguities within naming, language, history, and children's plays. The dynamics between the personal narratives and social intervention is a crucial drive of her art practice.

Xiole Wang

Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) is a choreographic entity founded in the year 2019 by Dash Che and Suvi Tuominen. They have created performances for different dance and performance art institutions such as Zodiak - Center for New Dance, Tanzhaus Zürich residency, Contemporary Art Space Kutomo Turku, Santo Tirso Museum of Contemporary Sculpture, and festivals such as New Performance Turku Biennale, Riga Performance Art festival, MIR - performance festival Athens and Pas Si Fragile - performance festival Brussels. Between 2023-2025 MTBF works with the support of the Kone Foundation. MTBF works at the intersection of dance, performance art, and conceptual art. MTBF creates works that bring humor, provocation, and physicality together.

Anita kremm

Maria Ga'tsal is a Mexican-Spanish teaching artist based in Helsinki, Finland, specializing in contemporary dance, dance improvisation, and acting. With a BFA in acting and extensive experience in both acting and dance, she has a thorough understanding of stagecraft and performance. Her dance education includes training in contemporary, modern dance, jazz, and Urban Dance styles, enriched by self-learning and exploration. Maria believes strongly in art’s ability to unite people and considers it fundamental to the health and prosperity of any society.


Raphaël Beau

Chih-Tung Lin (she/they) is a curator and artist based in Helsinki, Finland, originally from Taiwan. They express through curating, illustration, performance art, and a blend of these mediums. They are interested in interdisciplinary qualities and playfulness in their practice and aim to blur the boundaries between their roles as a curator and an artist. They work with topics related to social relations, societal roles, and the artist-curator relationship. Lin holds a MFA in Praxis Exhibition Studies Program at University of the Arts Helsinki.

Aeon Lux

Tangmo Ladapha S. is a Thai performance artist and producer working between Bangkok and Helsinki. She is continuously researching and processing more ways to work with memories as a medium in her performance. Her practice in memory art revolves around exploring personal and social memories in performance with the aim of re-remembering the past and reimagining possible futures. In these regards, she often utilizes shared physical and emotional spaces alongside her audience to act as a vehicle for conjuring up memories and discovering what lies behind and beyond them.

Artists

Aman Askarizad

Tangmo Ladapha S. is a Thai performance artist and producer working between Bangkok and Helsinki. She is continuously researching and processing more ways to work with memories as a medium in her performance. Her practice in memory art revolves around exploring personal and social memories in performance with the aim of re-remembering the past and reimagining possible futures. In these regards, she often utilizes shared physical and emotional spaces alongside her audience to act as a vehicle for conjuring up memories and discovering what lies behind and beyond them.

Dongbin Lee

Tangmo Ladapha S. is a Thai performance artist and producer working between Bangkok and Helsinki. She is continuously researching and processing more ways to work with memories as a medium in her performance. Her practice in memory art revolves around exploring personal and social memories in performance with the aim of re-remembering the past and reimagining possible futures. In these regards, she often utilizes shared physical and emotional spaces alongside her audience to act as a vehicle for conjuring up memories and discovering what lies behind and beyond them.