The Wasrhoom Projects at Whitechapel Gallery (The Wormhole Saloon II) (17 March 2006)
The
Washroom Projects
in the basement of The Foundry, London (13 - 18 September 2005)
The
Washroom Projects at Hackney Empire, 23 & 24 July 2005
The
Washhroom Collective on Hackney Town Hall
Square (Spice Day), 17 July 2005
The
Washroom Collective
at Angel Station, London
(11
June 2005)
The
Washroom Collective at
291 Gallery, Being-In-Motion-Event (23 April 2005)
The
Washroom Collective at
Paddington Station, London (10 April 2005)
The
Washroom Collective at the Foundry, London (29 March 2005)
The
Washroom Wall
at
the Foundry,
London (29 March - 10 April 2005)
The
Washroom Collective at
Somasoma Magazine Party, London (21 March 05)
The
Washroom Collective at
Paddington Station, London (12 March 2005)
The
Washroom Collective
at
Kings Cross Station, London (26 Feb 2005)
The
Washroom Collective at Liverpool Street
Station, London (13 Feb 2005)
The
Washroom Projects at
Filthy MacNasty's, London (29 Jan 2005)
The
Washroom Collective
Performance at Somasoma Magazine Party, 21 March 2005 at Notting Hill Arts
Club
Achara Kirk
Christina Fornaciari
Akiko Shiragami
Eirini Kartsaki
Jacqueline Mathys
Jay Rechsteiner
Joanna Woodward
Liselle Terret
Tricia Bullen
Michael Harland
It was a
new experience for The Washroom Collective: There were no confrontation. It
was as if were on a stage. Exploring the whole club with different individual
performances and then by combining them and intervening we created very psychodellic
human installations. Achara walking lost around asking funny questions was
starring the first time and she did really well. Christina and Eirini with
their excentric and erotic outfits gave as usual an excellent and very provocative
performance. Michael after having killed his wife was cleaning the floor and
mourning. He is improving and getting better and better. Joanna as
usual started the performance
far too early not caring much
about the running order. Well,
that was actually very good.
Her intervention was very
important for the whole
process and added a lot to
the performance. The same
applies to Liselle dressed
in fifty's fashion.
Tricia, an agent, reminding
the audience of a scared
James Bond, was hiding
from Jay's tape and
passing on secret
information. Jacqueline
as usually was filming
the performance and
Akiko was taking lots
of photos. Last but not
least Jay: wearing yellow
household gloves and his usual suit was taping, measuring, and being taped
by Achara, sticking questions on paper stored in money bags onto members of
the audience and creating tape installations. The whole team worked brilliantly
together and this website is very proud of The Washroom Collective!
For more info regarding each performer simply click onto the image. You can also contact them via email if you have any questions about their individual performance experience and characters.
Jay set up his Washroom Wall-installation which formed the background for one of Christina's individual performances. The wall installation consited of images and texts stored in zip lock bags attached to the wall.