A time lapse always occurs between the event and our thinking about it. Nothing happens in the present; everything is “always already” behind us, from the standpoint of time. There is no present tense, and therefore there is no presence.
Space defines the relation of time, and the identity within space time. In each different room there is a different medium representing the exact moment of time. Defining a systematic narration 'timelapse' reprisents the moment of becoming. In architecture there is coded culture, where one can trace memory as living in between times. The choice of travel within the different staged rooms delivers a generic logic; investigating the influence of an intermediary space and the way we perceive.
Continuing a main research principle using glass material structure as ‘brain lens’, time lapse's practises the duality of an 'intermediary space' within an architectural study of the specific location which serves as an Artist Club since the 1870, with the interior design from the architect Berlage.
director-dramatourgy:
Maria Lalou performance: Astarti
Athanasiadou sculptural
installation-architectural study: Maria Lalou
guest performance: Skafte Aymo-Boot
technical assistance: Petros Papadopoulos