
Labo
Labo stands for visual wonder, narrative experimentation and cinematic paradox. The domesticated silkworm finally makes its film debut, an everyday experiment serves as a metaphor for the carbon dioxide crisis, and a museum becomes the backdrop for a hip-hop choreography. Set aside your expectations and immerse yourself in the festival’s most surprising programme.
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Labo 1
The work of filmmaker and artist Anouk Declercq can be found not only in the first Labo compilation; for her new film installation ‘Love That Moves the Sun’, you can visit STUK free of charge. In her exhibition, De Clercq creates a woodland landscape full of sinister shades. The work serves as a meditation on a world without us, in which light, time and nature are given the space they need. The camera and the sun move in sync, following a cyclical rhythm with reassuring repetition.
Guests: Anouk De Clercq>> Buy tickets
Labo 2
Guests: Denis Inghelbrecht











