Sounds like art: 'Madness. Students at M.'

Waanzin. Students at M.

M Leuven

SOUNDS LIKE ART

Madness. Students at M.

For this series Sounds like art, we listen to five students from Leuven with a diverse background, from a law student to a philosophy student. Together they made a selection of artworks from the M collection as part of the Madness exhibition. Listen to their personal story about the different pieces they selected to discover their view of the work.

 

On this page you can discover five works from the collection. Listen to the first episode and let your imagination run wild. Afterwards, look at the artwork behind the story. Enjoy listening!

Waanzin. Students at M.

M Leuven

The view of Annelies

Poetry resounds through the interplay of word and image. Now it’s your turn. This work invites different interpretations. But watch out! Be careful what you think, because it might just be that you’re mad. And you wouldn’t want to step outside normality.

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The view of Camille

I’m Camille and I’m looking for a path within madness. You might think from this introduction that I sound a little flaky. Don’t worry, I won’t hold it against you.

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The view of Margot

To me, though, there’s something of the everywoman about Bertha, trapped in the rigid gender roles of the nineteenth century. Next to her, you see Le Patriarche, the true cause of her madness.

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The view of Flavie

The bull is insane by the time it enters the arena. It has spent hours trying to straighten up in a crate placed at an angle. It has been beaten with sandbags and had its testicles electrocuted to stoke its rage.

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The view of Margot

Are you happier if you don’t believe? Or is it precisely the case that faith – in doing the right thing, in justice, in the meaning of life – makes onerous lives lighter?

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