The Wolf’s Hour

In an era of frictionless consent The Wolf's Hour investigates a threshold between stability and collapse. The work unfolds within the unwritten contract between performer, audience, and architecture. As a modular structure of authority and gathering, the tribune determines how bodies assemble, orient, and look.

The research tests the friction of this setup. Through physical attempts to stitch together forms of belonging under pressure - only to tear them apart - the work asks what relations remain possible as the room continuously builds and disrupts its own orientation.
A shifting negotiation between those who watch, those who are watched, and the structures that bind them together.