9 – 11 September

Hors Les Murs Exhibition – filfilfil, Tali Serruya

Tali Serruya presents filfilfil, a research-driven project revisiting six years of collaborative artistic interventions. The presentation combines an exhibition with a performative lecture and a round‑table, foregrounding processes of shared creation, collective memory and community-based practice. Works, documentation and actions reactivate traces of the collective adventure, examining relational authorship, participatory methods and the tensions between individual creativity and communal narratives within the framework of a doctoral research-creation.

Route du Grand-Lancy 8,
Switzerland
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