Du / You: Tatevik Harutyunyan & Aleschija Seibt

Du / You: Tatevik Harutyunyan & Aleschija Seibt

Translated

“Դու” in Armenian and “du” in German sound the same and share the same meaning: a direct address to another. Tatev Harutyunyan explores inner dialogue, taking a single phrase from internal monologue and translating it into a barcode-like form. The opening features her live performance from 19:00 to 19:30. Aleschija Seibt focuses on outward dialogue, contact, and encounter. Her rugs, inspired by human sitting postures, were handwoven in Armenia through an exchange with The Rug Code. The exhibition runs for one month.

Organizer

A Yerevan-based contemporary art institution focused on research, education, and production of contemporary art in Armenia and internationally. Programs include exhibitions, artist residencies, sound and experimental installations, talks, workshops, and cross‑border festival collaborations.

Du / You: Tatevik Harutyunyan & Aleschija Seibt
Institute for Contemporary Art

Du / You: Tatevik Harutyunyan & Aleschija Seibt

Translated

“Դու” in Armenian and “du” in German sound the same and share the same meaning: a direct address to another. Tatev Harutyunyan explores inner dialogue, taking a single phrase from internal monologue and translating it into a barcode-like form. The opening features her live performance from 19:00 to 19:30. Aleschija Seibt focuses on outward dialogue, contact, and encounter. Her rugs, inspired by human sitting postures, were handwoven in Armenia through an exchange with The Rug Code. The exhibition runs for one month.

Organizer

A Yerevan-based contemporary art institution focused on research, education, and production of contemporary art in Armenia and internationally. Programs include exhibitions, artist residencies, sound and experimental installations, talks, workshops, and cross‑border festival collaborations.