Yuan Chun Liu

Yuan Chun Liu is a researcher, artist and designer working across different mediums from research to spatial installations, coding and video editing.

17-10-2020 t/m 13-11-2020
In collaboration with: Klodiana Millona, Endi Tupja
Location: Online, Tbilisi
Earthmovers is a film essay examining the bulldozer as a significant tool of post socialists countries' embrace of neoliberalism, brutal wave of privatization and dispossession of commons.
http://biennial.ge

08-04-2019 t/m 08-04-2019
In collaboration with: Klodiana Millona
Location: Neverland Cinema, Rotterdam
A publication, elaborating the different scale of commoning from the physicality of the spaces where it unfolds, to its political practice in the global debate, by rethinking the way we live and how can shared living address alternatives to challenges related to our current cultural model.

24-01-2020 t/m 09-02-2020
In collaboration with: Klodiana Millona, Arvand Pourabbasi, Golnar Abbasic
Location: Showroom MAMA, Rotterdam
A common effort in shifting attention from today's established notion of 'cinema' and its prevailing commodification, to ways of enabling the possibility of togetherness around film and performance. The program creates a communal space to experiment with (other) ways of watching together, shedding light on the importance of self-organized structures, especially in the current economic climate where such practices face hardship and even cease to exist.
https://thisismama.nl/en/events/home-en/other-ways-of-watching-together/

11-03-2019 t/m 01-04-2019
In collaboration with: Klodiana Millona
Location: Neverland Cinema, Rotterdam
A series of screenings which will be used as a medium for a larger research that investigates shared living spaces and everyday life in it. The project will culminate in a publication, that will elaborate the different scale of commoning from the physicality of the spaces where it unfolds, to its political practice in the global debate, by rethinking the way we live and how can shared living address alternatives to challenges related to our current cultural model.

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