Tisa N. Herlec Rotterdam, Netherlands
I, Tisa N. Herlec (1996, SI) communicate, organize, write, perform and create imaginaries (with sound, voice, in texts and images). Collaboration, processuality and the friction between structures ignite my inspiration. I’m a thinker and a practitioner of the praxis of improvisation and composition, exploring its emancipatory potentials. I perform, exhibit, organize and publish around Europe. ... more
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