Description
This cuisine lecture performance is series, and for this version it will be shaped a form of linguistic visionary exhibition. The audience are guided to enter the space, where they can take a sit, the voice starts to be played, gently welcoming the audience and moving on with the video. The monologue will be displayed by the voice, where the video doesn’t match the context of the story. The audience are invited to dive into the layers of multi-language theater, based on the intimacy of personal story and synesthesia.

Plot
A man, in his kitchen. He prepares the ingredients for his mother’s recipe. As his motherland, still prohibiting his sexual identity, a man starts to share his experience as a gay boy and a beloved son. The twisted bond of [family] ties the people, who loves each other the most, and are incapable to understand each other. What he didn’t learn from mother couldn’t come easy to be learned in world, but now he stands alone in his kitchen, eating the food from his mother’s recipe and talks about the turbulent world that changes every moment.

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Things that My Mum didn’t Teach Me
Multilingual Video Audio Installation (English, Tamil, Malay, German), 30 minutes

Artists:
Writer / Director : So Young H. Kim
Actor : Kumar Muniandy
Visual Editor : Hoyoung Im