Oskar Chmioła / Works and actions
Music of Structures
Muzyka struktur
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A choreographic performance from April 2024, presented during “Timeless Music in Different Dimensions” at the Mieczysław Karłowicz Philharmonic in Szczecin. Oskar Chmioła was responsible for curation and direction. The work depicts a passage from a chaos of stimuli, through ordering, to a structure that the artist’s account associates with a sense of safety for people on the autism spectrum. The concert documentation also covers the distinct work “Acoustic Journey”.
- Date in the source
- Place
- Filharmonia im. Mieczysława Karłowicza, Szczecin
- Oskar Chmioła’s role
- curation · direction
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visual arts
Separate source record · chmiola.com
April 2024 — Music of Structures / Acoustic Journey (04.2024). Role: curator, director.
Two choreographic performances, Music of Structures and Acoustic Journey
as part of the event entitled Timeless Music in Different Dimensions — a concert and exhibition marking World Autism Awareness Day at the Mieczysław Karłowicz Philharmonic in Szczecin, co-curated by Chmioła, also including a presentation of the painting cycle Musical Landscapes, created by children during the Creativity Classes
I led. Curatorship and direction by Chmioła.
visual arts
Separate source record · chmiola.com
The performance Music of Structures concerned the role of structure in therapy and in the functioning of people
with autism and related mental disorders, expressed as a path
from the chaotic disorder of the world, through ordering and categorizing during therapy,
to a structure that makes the world familiar and creates a safe, stable living environment for people with special needs.
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