Ramiro Wong: Celebrations

Our history is shaped not only by the lands we inhabit, but also by the waters that surround us. Water has always been a medium of movement, connection, and separation. Just as previous iterations have explored our relationship to the earth and the stories embedded within it, this performance/installation uses the act of eating as a means of exploration. But here, we are not grounded; we are immersed. The bodies moving through the water, their fluidity, and the way we float or sink reflect our relationships with the “other” more broadly. In water, we are vulnerable—our differences are laid bare, our survival depends on our ability to navigate the shared space.

We see the “other” not only as someone separate from us, but as someone with whom we must find balance and harmony to stay afloat. The instability of water forces us to dig deeper, listen, and adapt.

The dinner—performance will create an environment where guests sit in a space that challenges their perceptions of comfort and control. Ultimately, it’s not about the dinner itself, but about celebrating our differences, the stories we share, and the unpredictable movements that shape us all.

Thursday, June 26 at 7 PM
dinner—performance
Ramiro Wong assisted by Eleonora Crola
Please register here:
https://shorturl.at/5rNn9