Emmanuelle Waeckerle

«Emmanuelle Waeckerle interdisciplinary practice evolves between sound language and the body, exploring their performative intersections. The idea of fluidity and flux in identity and space has been central to modernity and has always found its way into her art practice – Perhaps due to her own experience of a mixed cultural background (from Morocco to France to England, her home for 22 years). She employs performance, video, photography, drawing, storytelling, installation and bookform to investigate Language and connecting issues of cultural and social identity. She is currently exploring the body as Language and rediscovering some of the forgotten textures of the voice, looking into the possibilities of a vocal yet non verbal communication. Research funded by Arts Council London and University college of the Creative Arts in Farnham where she is a senior lecturer in Visual Communication. As Derrida says of what he calls undecidables, the neither/nor, She, as a constant outsider, always being in between, (countries, communities, languages, minds, moods and mediums), is an undecidable.»

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