4 Meters per Second
(c) Lukas Korbel
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4 Meters per Second
(c) Helgard Haug
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4 Meters per Second
(c) Lukas Korbel
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4 Meters per Second
(c) Helgard Haug
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4 Meters per Second
(c) Helgard Haug
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4 Meters per Second
(c) Lukas Korbel
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4 Meters per Second
(c) Helgard Haug
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4 Meters per Second
(c) Helgard Haug
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4 Meters per Second
(c) Helgard Haug
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4 Meters per Second
(c) Helgard Haug
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4 Meters per Second
(c) Rimini Protokoll
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4 Meters per Second
Piece for a ski lift
By Helgard Haug
At 4 meters per second the gondolas rattle from the valley station to an altitude of 1,640 meters. For almost 40 years, up to 2,400 people per hour have been transported up the mountain in this way. Two groups of four people sit opposite each other in the gondola. A community of fate for 13 minutes. What if this community were involved in a game? What if they became aware of each other and of what was rushing past them? A lot has happened since the first lift ride, which was ceremoniously opened with speeches and a brass band. A ski circus that continues to surpass itself? How will it withstand the changing times (and climate)?
A cloned voice guides us through the Alpine backdrop that is increasingly sugarcoated with artificial snow. How far into the future can we see? How far into the future can we look?
Concept, text: Helgard Haug
Sound design: Peter Breitenbach
voiceclon: Monique/eleven labs
Production: minus20degree