Endolphins
  exhausting a word through repetition


Hanne Lippard: Endolphins* (2023)


︎︎︎ Platform Bunker [Rolfsvej 10]
︎︎︎ 27.11.2024 15.00-17.00 [opening]
︎︎︎ 28.11.2024 15.00-17.00
︎︎︎ 29.11.2024 15.00-17.00
︎︎︎ 01.12.2024 13.00-15.00
︎︎︎ Free Entrance

Endolphins is a multi-channel sound installation. Exhausting a word through repetition tends to dissolve the original meaning to both speake and listener, as the looping of a word becomes a sort of trance, a stat of hypnosis dissolving its cognitive contour.

The word endorphins and
dolphins end up merging into one word within the mind of the listener, telling a general story without a specific first person narrative, other than
that she is female. This loss of meaning also alludes to the loss of sel that occurs when one is stuck in a repetitive chain of call and response within the excessive digital threads of communication, and the
dopamine high that follows any immediate response. On the one hand one might feel as if one is oversharing, and at the same time it feels as if one has shared nothing at all, leaving you with nothing but a sore thumb.