Talk: Reframing Narratives - Tinne Zenner in conversation with Jane Jin Kaisen

A conversation between Jane Jin Kaisen and Tinne Zenner exploring two artistic practices that work with filmic and spatial installations. How does the filmic image function when it leaves the cinema and enters the installation space? What sensory experiences emerge when sound, image, and space are woven together?

Kaisen and Zenner are at different stages of their artistic research processes - six years after completing an artistic PhD and one year into a new one respectively - but for both, sustained artistic investigation is central. The conversation moves away from the formal framework of artistic research and into the artistic practice itself: the works, methods, and studies that drive the work forward.

Based on audiovisual installations, the talk explores how art can point toward alternative narratives and challenge linear storytelling. It circles around the relationship between camera, technology, and body; between presence and institutions; between personal relations and state structures. A recurring thread is translation - not only between languages and media, but also between disciplines, forms of knowledge, and different ways of experiencing the world.