Kasseler KunstVereinsHeim - Program July - Romanus M. Gecius
Saturday, July 14, 2007, 8 p.m.
Romanus M. Gecius (D)
"Die 6 Phasen der Phantomschmerztherapiesitzung"
Interactive Performance
This interactive performance by the “Institutes für Angewandte Metakommunikation“ (I.A.M.) consists of a therapeutic ritual designed to allow participants to have an integral spiritual experience, transcending their own physical limitations in order to widen their consciousness. The ritual is supposed to increase intelligence, communicative competence and empathy. In addition, it is designed to increase sexual appeal and benefit the participant in a wide range of areas. The phantom pain therapy was developed by Dr. Mark Ucken in cooperation with Romanus M. Gecius at the “Institut für Angewandte Metakommunikation“ to cure the collective German spiritual body. It is a new art form, uniting and overcoming political, economical and religious aspects – and, to delve even deeper into these regions than art ever has. The session is conducted by Dr. Mark Ucken (I.A.M.) in cooperation with Romina Cipakutas (I.A.M.), Master Leonardus (I.A.M.), Nerz-ka Za Tosch (I.A.M.) and, of course, an eager audience.
Romanus M. Gecius, born in Göttingen in 1967, studied Egyptology, Religious Sciences, Economics, English Literature, Historical and Social Sciences in Berlin and Göttingen and Art at the Kasseler Kunsthochschule. Romanus M. Gecius lives and works in Göttingen.
Curator: Meinrad Ladleif
Romanus M. Gecius, "Die 6 Phasen der Phantomschmerztherapiesitzung", Interactive Performance, Kasseler Kunstvereinsheim, 2007, Photos: Sven Heine