Karolina Markiewicz

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Wo das Gras grüner ist, Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, Vaduz, Liechtenstein. More info.

Some people laughed, some people cried, most people were silent, neimënster, Luxembourg. More info.

Philoktet, theatre play, CAPE, Ettelbruck, LU. More info.
A few people laughed, a few people cried, most people were silent, exhibition, CAPE, Ettelbruck, LU. More info.

Video installation, 4 x 6 minutes.
Work by Karolina Markiewicz and Pascal Piron.
Mos Stellarium Installation is a video installation featuring parts of the homonymous documentary, split into 4 projections. The stories are shown simultaneously and connect different parts of the world, thus creating links between unknown destinies and ourselves.
Mos Stellarium Installation has been selected for Liechtenstein’s first representation at the Venice Art Biennale 2015, a collateral event entitled The Silver Lining.

Mos Stellarium Installation is based on the documentary Mos Stellarium.

Photos: Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein (installation view during Wo das Gras grüner ist, 2015).

November 10, 2015

Mos Stellarium

Mos Stellarium, documentary, 55 minutes, 2015.

Mos Stellarium is a poetic documentary about Dzemil, Milena, Anna, Yunus, Rijad and Eko. In all intimacy, they tell their stories as young refugees. Attached to the traveled landscapes and all the encounters, the memories look back at these strange journey and turn to the future. It is, in a way, the human existence in a universal sense.
Like mysterious maps of constellations, their voyages began in Afghanistan, Syria, Kosovo or Montenegro. They headed for Europe, Luxembourg in particular, and their destinies turn them into young adults by accident, but full of dignity nonetheless.
Co-written and co-directed with Pascal Piron.
Produced by Tarantula.

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