Video performance and installation
Vérorose - Telenovela Trailer
Vérorose - Telenovela Trailer
Videoperformance and installation
Duration: 2.42 min – Format: 16:9 (PAL) | Posters (42,0 cm x 59,4 cm) | autograph cards (9,8 cm x 14,6 cm) | interieur
Never tired of falling in love, Vérorose plays with the structures of popular Latin American as well as European telenovelas in combination with elements of well-known musicals, such as The Sound of Music. In my fictional trailer, Julie Andrews is replaced by Vérorose, costumed in an exaggerted version of an Austrian Tracht. Multi-sexed, she can change her appearance whenever she wants. But she finds happy endings boring…
For the staging of the telenovela, locations in Vienna were picked which are similar to the original Latin American series locations. The trailer shows faked rehearsals, behind-the-scene elements and concrete elements of the telenovela Vérorose.
The fictional telenovela Vérorose consists of a trailer, autograph cards and fan posters like a real television series.
CREDITS
Cinematograpy by:
Suzie Léger
Camera operator by:
Judith Grünauer
1. Assistant camera, Photographer & Scriptgirl by:
Raffaela Bielesch
Stage Lightning by:
Judith Grünauer
Make Up & Hair Styling by:
Julia Burger; Sound & Vocals: Irma Tulek & Veronika Hösch
Graphic Design by:
Veronika Hösch & Irma Tulek
Installation phontos by:
Veronika Hösch
DISPLAYED AT
VIDEOKUNSTFESTIVAL 2022, Industrietempel im GML, curated by Thomas Reutter, Ludwigshafen (DE) 2022
FEM4 Contemporary Video Art Exhibition Tour, curated by Videokanava, Cultural House Mikäel Härkänen | Cultural House Laikku |
Tahmela Villa Tampere | Center of Contemporary Art Pispala (FIN) 2019
Some Threads and Traces – 13 Austrian Women (Video) Artists, Photon Gallerie Wien, (AT) 2019
Some Threads and Traces – 13 Austrian Women (Video-) Artists, Photon Gallery Ljubljana (SLO) 2019
entzaubert – noncommercial QUEER D.I.Y. Filmfest, Berlin (DE) 2012
9th Naoussa International Filmfestival, Naoussa (GR), 2012
VI. International Biennal of Textile Art México, Galería Carolos Fuentes, Xalapa (MX) 2011