RDEČE NITI #TV dražba [Red Threads #TV Auction]

Translacija | Traslación (Tatiana Kocmur & Francisco Tomsich)
Audio-visual installation and presentation

Opening: Wednesday, 9 October 2019, 7pm
Project Room SCCA, Metelkova 6, Ljubljana
The exhibition will be on view also on Thursday, October 10.


Photo: Translacija|Translación

RDEČE NITI #TV dražba
Translacija | Traslación (Tatiana Kocmur & Francisco Tomsich)

Translacija | Traslación’s Rdeče niti [Red Threads] is a model of artistic research on performance art histories focused on how individuals and groups remember, articulate and tell stories about what happened at a particular performance art event from the past. The forthcoming presentation and exhibition will show the preliminary results of the study of TV Dražba [TV Auction] (2003), a performance artwork by Martina Bastarda.

Translacija | Traslación is a platform for production, exhibition and research on performance art created by artists Tatiana Kocmur and Francisco Tomsich.

More about the project (pdf)


Tatiana Kocmur is a visual artist working in Slovenia. She graduated in painting from the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Ljubljana in 2015. She exhibits since 2012 at different venues in Slovenia, Italy and Germany. For two years she had organised exhibitions at Gallery Zelenica (Rog, Ljubljana). She collaborates with the dance group Medusa, with Francisco Tomsich in the performance art research project TRANSLATION / TRASLACIÓN and works in a tandem with the dancer Liza Šimenc.

Francisco Tomsich is an artist and author born in Uruguay (1981). He produces exhibitions, publications, works for the stage, research models and pedagogical devices since 2003, operating with different media, languages and tongues. He has co-founded and integrated into a number of non-disciplinary associations of artists in South America and Europe. His works have been exhibited and published internationally and awarded on many occasions, including the National Prize for Literature (2012) and the FEFCA Scholarship for young artists (2013), both from the Ministry of Education and Culture of Uruguay. He collaborates with Tatiana Kocmur in the performance art research project TRANSLATION / TRASLACIÓN.


Photo: SCCA-Ljubljana Archive


Curator: Barbara Borčić
Production: SCCA–Ljubljana, October 2019
Support: Municipality of Ljubljana, Department for Culture