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Maria Bitka
On 21 January 2025 by Deej_Fabyc1Maria Bitka is a visual artist based in Poland. She uses diverse media and creates: performances, videos, installations, and objects, often the documentation of her actions becomes an equal, parallel work of art. She works with themes of intimacy, relationship with nature, and issues of identity. She sings in the traditional singing group „Niezłe Ziółka”. Co-founder
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Access Support Worker
On 19 December 2024 by Deej_Fabyc1ACCESS SUPPORT WORKER – FURTHER JOB DETAILDEADLINE 5pm 15th of JanuaryLive Art Ireland is looking for a flexible part-time Access Support Worker to assist withDeej Fabyc’s needs as a neurodivergent artist and CEO of Live Art Ireland.Deej Fabyc is a world-renowned Live Artist known for their diverse artistic practiceencompassing performance, installation, photography, and video. Their
Film . Live Art performance
Portach Promenade Documentation
On 28 October 2024 by Deej_Fabyc1On the 5th of October there was a very special walk in the Redwood bog A big thanks to the community of people involved in Portach Promenade: Local history from James O’Meara and James Heenan Bog Marshal Nellius O’Meara Community organisers: Olive O’Meara and Theresia Guschlbauer Castle Host: Coleesa Egan Biodiversity and bog ecology from
Residencies . Workshop
La Pocha Nostra with Vest & Page
On 15 September 2024 by Deej_Fabyc1Mentored Residency at Live art Ireland In July 2024 we held a 10 day Mentored SUMMIT of performance exercises with a group of emerging, mid career and established performance artists from all over the globe. La Pocha Nostra (Guillermo Gomez Pena, Balitronica and Federico Tello)were keen to return after presenting a workshop for emeging artists
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Katrin Woelger
On 9 August 2024 by Deej_Fabyc1Artist Bio Katrin Woelger is an Austrian artist whose practice spans performance, installation, video, and participatory art. With roots in experimental theater, Woelger’s work aligns closely with Fluxus principles, embracing spontaneity, everyday materials, and audience involvement. She creates immersive, site-specific pieces that connect deeply to place, integrating olfactory elements and sensory engagement to amplify presence.