Sayeh Kazemi

In the project 'Shapeless', Sayeh writes: "I’m going to test out a performance that explores the intricate relationship between power and the embodiment of futility and uselessness in bodies. My aim to uncover the profound nature of this futility and highlight how power, as a shapeless vast network, influences and defines our lives. The performance seeks to challenge narrative and embedded politics, showcasing the transformative potential of reclaiming agency through the expression of futility. By breaking free from predefined roles and embracing futility as an act of resistance, my aim to disrupt power dynamics and question societal foundations.

By physically engaging with the installation you can experience the tangible representation of power and futility. You can touch or manipulate the wires."

Performers: Marius Nilsen, Alexandra Line Vargas and Sayeh Kazemi. Music producer: Rayan Kazemi.

Sayeh Kazemi (Nejatiankazemi) is an Iranian artist and activist with a notable career in performance art and acting. She studied theater in Iran, where she dedicated herself to honing her skills and delivering authentic performances across various roles. Seeking to expand her artistic horizons, Sayeh pursued pedagogy studies in Norway, immersing herself in the children's theater community.

This year, Sayeh will study a Master's degree in Fine Art Performance at KMD. With a focus on challenging the boundaries between theater and performance, Sayeh aims to explore the power dynamics pervasive in society, Power as Ubiquitous.