Photo Reportage of DOVENSKAB/SLOTH/怠惰
Ritual Ⅰ
Torturing the dead (sick)
“Eriko Makimura’s performance last night was an absolute disaster. A disgrace for the world of classical music. She had no respect for her audience in the way she mistreated Beethoven’s masterpiece. She is a self-proclaimed professional pianist whose talent is fading. Makimura does not belong in the music industry and is not worth your time.”
– Rasmus Rasmussen –
【史上最悪の公演】
“昨夜の牧村英里子氏の公演は惨憺きわまるものであった。クラシック音楽界の恥の骨頂。偉大なるベートーヴェンの傑作に対する氏の無知な解釈は観客に対して非礼以外の何ものでもない。いわゆる「自称音楽家」の輩であり、その才能とやらは枯渇してしまっている。牧村氏はもはや音楽界に属すに値せず、観客は彼女の演奏を聴くことに時間を割くべきではない”
– ラスムス・ラスムセン –
Ritual Ⅱ
The evidence & the death sentence
Ritual Ⅲ
Delusional temporarily mental peacefulness by anti-anxiety chemicals
Ritual Ⅳ
Intermezzo (Hypnotized in your own pink bubble)
Ritual Ⅴ
Farewell to all addiction which made her a delusional dopy saint. Face to nowness
(lighting design: Sofia Ivarsson)
(photos: Kristina Ahm)
(illustrations: Mathilde Thorup)
Enough is enough. The pianist was here and she was overthrown by an overdose of sloth. The pianist will be reincarnated next year from the womb of another deadly sin.
A sincere thanks to the William Demant / Oticon Foundation for sponsoring this years concert performance: DOVENSKAB/SLOTH/怠惰.
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Tags: #erikomakimura, Concert Performance, DOVENSKAB, Koncertperformance, Seven Deadly Sins, SLOTH, コンサートパフォーマンス, 七つの大罪, 怠惰, 牧村英里子
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November 19, 2019 12:41
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