“There are a few theories on how the universe will end. In my favourite version, gravity will lose the fight to dark energy, the centre will become too weak to hold. Particles will be pried and cracked apart, the Earth will slow its spinning, time will halt. Perhaps the universe will then emerge in another incarnation, a more beautiful form, perhaps this time, the iron in our blood will turn to gold.” Ena Grozdanić, excerpt from Time Sick.
Join us on Friday 14 November for a shared listening of Timesick by Ena Grozdanić. Presented as a single listening event, this narrative soundpiece is a meditation on endings and continuities, on what collapses and what endures.
Friday 14 November
Doors at 6:30pm, starting at 6:45pm
Please arrive on time to avoid disturbance once the work has commenced.
Please note: the lights in the gallery will be dimmed to near darkness during the performance, a limited number of chairs with back support and a wide range of floor-based seating will be available; if you require assistance please let us know.
The Little Machine is supported by City of Adelaide