Relation in Space

Year: 1977

Runtime: 58 mins

Documentary

In July 1976 at the Venice Biennale, performance artists Marina Abramović and Ulay presented a 58‑minute piece in which the naked collaborators began at opposite ends of a room, walked toward one another, made contact, and repeatedly collided, eventually causing Marina to fall. The encounter was captured by a fixed video camera focused on the point where their bodies met.

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