KAIROS_LUX ÆTERNA is a multimedia installation by Susanna Brenner in De Grote of Laurenskerk
in Weesp. You can visit LUX ÆTERNA for 3 days for free.
A sculpture of metal, textile thread and paint will hang in the middle of the choir space, where the former
the altar stood and which is now empty. Sound, video and lighting design will be customized for this
site-specific installation.
KAIROS_LUX ÆTERNA is inspired by the Christian labyrinth and will explore the boundaries of the sacred and
the profane. The installation will be created in part during a series of workshops led by
led by the artist. LUX ÆTERNA aims to function as a prayer and a meditation,
resonating with the here and now, the before and after, the above and below.
The wire sculptures represent the ties that bind us, while the layered soundscape
weaves an aural tapestry that offers a multisensory journey, a powerful, immersive experience.
Experience KAIROS_LUX ÆTERNA even more intensely on Friday night during Thousand and One Nights by
orchestra Con Brio, including Abdelkader Benali, and Madelon Verbeek. An enchanting evening full of
compelling live music, intriguing stories and beautiful images surrounding the mysterious
Sheherazade and her Thousand and One Nights.
Read more about this unique combination here.
Team:
Susanna Brenner (artist)
Felix Ritter (dramaturgy)
Marta Pisco (production)
Seana Hadnagy (assistant)
Rogier Marius (technical solutions)
Yrjänä Rankka (sound and lighting engineering)
Special thanks to:
Berit Bootsma-Gerritsen, Frans Lijnsvelt, Kees Lijnsvelt, Eilis Beaurpere, Darious Sheerazi and everyone
who participated in creating the KAIROS_LUX ÆTERNA network.
Made possible by:
Protestant Municipality of Weesp and Driemond, Cornelis van Drosthagen Foundation, Parochial Caritas
Institution (iPCI), Culture Fund, Voordekunst and Foundation Friends of the Great Church in Weesp.
Photo taken at Pumping Station the Lynden, 2023
The installation is available for viewing:
November 22
15:00 (opening) - 17.00
November 23
11:00 - 18.00
Ritual: 15.00
November 24
12:00 - 17:00
