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Lullabies and the city

Lullabies, 2012 from imminyung on Vimeo.

Lullabies and the city. What I attempted to achieve through 「Lullabies」 is a harmony between things that are out of keeping with one another. These women sing lullabies, which are the most private songs they know, on the wide open street. The mixture of the contrasted elements and the confliction created in this unlikely scene are what I intended to capture. The lullabies are not only sung for their babies, but also for the city’s sleeplessness.
A true harmony should not absorb all the distinctions in itself which was what I originally thought. These are all women, but from different sides of the world. Their voices and the melodies they sing have something in common, but they are all still distinguishable from one another. The reason why I asked the women to sing at the same time was to let a mutual interference between their voices occur. In addition, I wanted to find something poetic in the city.
I hope a glimpse of a certain process of change can be seen through 「Lullabies」.

La artista Minyung Im nos presenta este vídeo sobre las canciones de cuna. Gracias Quimera Rosa!


María Llopis

El trabajo de María Llopis se mueve en diferentes medios y soportes, como la fotografía, el vídeo y el live art performance. Desarrolla una visión alternativa propia de la identidad sexual y de género siempre partiendo de un fuerte posicionamiento político feminista. Llopis está en la actualidad escribiendo un libro titulado Maternidades Subversivas y que tratará los temas de parto orgásmico, pornografía feminista y maternidad, maternidad transexual y trangénero, y partenogénesis, entre otros.

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