Hidden Lunch //
// lunching in replay by Razan Naser Eddin, Christine Schramm, Stephanie Benze The rules of social behavior are learned explicitly and implicit. Some of these rules and behaviors are manifested in the body and its movement. Dealing with this topic leads us to the conflict of spatial displacements/placements. How does the pandemic and the forced social disconnection affect the social concept of lunch? The Hidden lunch Score centers itself around the experience of lunching within the pandemic situation of social distancing. The food only serves as a representation of the social status and the economic situation that changed due to the pandemic We will have lunch at/on/beside/under a table that serves as the stage for our individual experiences where we perform a lunch according to the feeling that is left after being socially isolated for a year and half. The title «Hidden Lunch» refers to the «hidden time» we went through eating at home by ourselves, that is now displayed and visualized. Resources table + tableware + white tablecloth technical equipment + photo and video …