Working with personal archives (clipping, collage, and domestic documentation) and different projection devices, Adler Murada invites us to heat up inside the experience of the film, activating the sensorial and at times sensual charge carried within the notion of “domestic archives”. This immersion into (found) words and images is accompanied by an incidental live soundtrack designed by Charlie Usher.

Adler Murada is a Brazilian artist and cultural worker living in Brussels. His works combine installation, text, and performance, creating intimate spaces to channel body heat and warm ideas. Proceeding through a constellation of images, collections, and stories, his practice establishes transdisciplinary approaches around memory, translation, and fiction to question dominant historical narratives. In the past few years, he has been researching the implications and unfoldings of coloniality through historical acts involving feral species, with a particular focus on parakeets, through text, film, and fictional work. With a background as a journalist and programmer, he holds a master’s degree in visual arts from ERG/Brussels and was part of the training program for artists and curators of the Museu de Arte de São Paulo - PIMASP. He has presented work at CWB Paris, Bozar, CCStrombeek, Komplot, SESC(BR), KUIR BOGOTA, and other international venues.

check out the film by Adler Murada in the cinema from 27.11 - 02.12 >>

check out Adlers' installation in beurscafé from 27.11 - 24.01 >>