Marce Norbert Hörler is a Swiss artist, performer, poet, and researcher living and working between Berlin and Switzerland. Their work layers linguistic, material, and sensorial systems of meaning into installations, performances, textiles, and fragrances.
Marce stages the voice and other sensuous capacities of the body in multisensory spatial and temporal dramaturgies, exploring queer notions of evidencing and producing meaning. Their ongoing research into olfactory histories engages the colonial, imperial, and capitalist structures embedded in the politics and poetics of air.
Marce Norbert Hörler is a Swiss artist, performer, poet, and researcher living and working between Berlin and Switzerland. Their work layers linguistic, material, and sensorial systems of meaning into installations, performances, textiles, and fragrances.
Marce stages the voice and other sensuous capacities of the body in multisensory spatial and temporal dramaturgies, exploring queer notions of evidencing and producing meaning. Their ongoing research into olfactory histories engages the colonial, imperial, and capitalist structures embedded in the politics and poetics of air.
Marce Norbert Hörler is a Swiss artist, performer, poet, and researcher living and working between Berlin and Switzerland. Their work layers linguistic, material, and sensorial systems of meaning into installations, performances, textiles, and fragrances.
Marce stages the voice and other sensuous capacities of the body in multisensory spatial and temporal dramaturgies, exploring queer notions of evidencing and producing meaning. Their ongoing research into olfactory histories engages the colonial, imperial, and capitalist structures embedded in the politics and poetics of air.
Marce Norbert Hörler is a Swiss artist, performer, poet, and researcher living and working between Berlin and Switzerland. Their work layers linguistic, material, and sensorial systems of meaning into installations, performances, textiles, and fragrances.
Marce stages the voice and other sensuous capacities of the body in multisensory spatial and temporal dramaturgies, exploring queer notions of evidencing and producing meaning. Their ongoing research into olfactory histories engages the colonial, imperial, and capitalist structures embedded in the politics and poetics of air.
Marce Norbert Hörler is a Swiss artist, performer, poet, and researcher living and working between Berlin and Switzerland. Their work layers linguistic, material, and sensorial systems of meaning into installations, performances, textiles, and fragrances.
Marce stages the voice and other sensuous capacities of the body in multisensory spatial and temporal dramaturgies, exploring queer notions of evidencing and producing meaning. Their ongoing research into olfactory histories engages the colonial, imperial, and capitalist structures embedded in the politics and poetics of air.