"KYRAHM cries blood" is a documentary video about the extraordinary research conceptual artist Kyrahm is carrying on. Since several years she is active in Performance Art and Body Art among museums and art galleries in Italy and also in international art festivals. This is a journey though Europe and United States to witness hoe the different contemporary art languages are melt together in her project “Framment-Azioni e il feticcio d'arte" / “FragmentA(c)tions and the art’s fetish” : a series of sculptures and paintings made of the precious props from important Live Art performance artists, together with a series of Video Art works, become the plot through which play her Human Installations, apocalyptic performances of strong emotional impact, awarded by important art prizes.
Julius Kaiser in involved in Performance Art since he encounters Kyrahm in 2007 when they start a very fruitful collaboration.
Together They created experimental performances, Called Human Installations (term coined specifically for Their Work) winning in 2009 with the ARTE LAGUNA PRIZE "Gender Obsolescence - Human Installation # 1."
"Kyrahm crying blood" is a documentary about the extraordinary research Kyrahm conceptual artist for several years in the active Performance Art and Body Art in Italy at museums, galleries and host of international festivals in the world. A trip through Europe and the United States testifies to the fusion of the different languages \u200b\u200bof contemporary art in its draft "Fragment-Shares and the fetish of art" : sculptural works and paintings created using props from operations of important artists of Live Art, together with a series of works of video art, make up the plot along which winds its installations Human performance and the apocalyptic strong emotional impact, the winners of prestigious awards.
Julius Kaiser takes care of Performance Art from 2007 when he met the artist Kyrahm, starting a fruitful collaboration.
Together they create experimental performances, installations Human (a term coined for them) and won the 2009 Prize Arte Laguna 2009 / section performance with "Obsolescence of Gender - Installation Human # 1".
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