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Ren Loren Britton
sensory, sculptural, seats

Innsbruck, Gramatboden
The sculptures can be borrowed - email to koer-tirol@kuveti.at

sensory, sculptural, seats produces a series of portable, accessible, trans* sculptural interventions that are permission giving.

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Photo of a person wearing an orange cape and an orange sash walking behind someone who is wearing a pink, cone-shaped sculpture on their head
Daniel Jarosch
Photo of two people in a park wearing reddish and orange headwear
Daniel Jarosch
A photo of a person wearing sunglasses, standing in a park and wearing a reddish hooded cape; two people are kneeling in front of them
Daniel Jarosch
Two people are leaning against a tree, resting their heads on an orange object
Daniel Jarosch
Photo of a person in the foreground standing in a park, wearing an orange hooded cape and an orange sash with a bottle, with people in the background
Daniel Jarosch
Photo of a group of people in a park; in the foreground, one person is carrying a metal sculpture and wearing a reddish fabric jacket underneath; next to them is a person dressed in black
Daniel Jarosch
The photo shows the feet of several people in the grass; one foot is resting on a pink, cone-shaped object pointing downward in the background, and the same object is shown pointing upward.
Daniel Jarosch
Photo of a group of people in a park; in the foreground are two people, one of whom is wearing an orange mask over their face; behind them are other people and objects in orange
Daniel Jarosch
A group of people in a park; two people are standing with their backs to each other and pulling apart an orange hammock-like object
Daniel Jarosch
Photo of a group of people standing in a park; one person is wearing a reddish hooded cape, and on the left side of the picture, a person is trying on an orange jacket.
Daniel Jarosch
In the photo, a person wearing a blue headband and a pink arm guard with orange stripes
Daniel Jarosch
Ren’s hand, a white person’s hand with many silver rings on it presses into dirt with grass all around. It is sunny, and the grass is just coming back to life: its spring.
Ren Loren Britton

Project description

sensory, sculptural, seats
Ren Loren Britton

Tourism, big movement and non-disabled notions of physical fitness are all associations coming to mind when thinking of the Alps surrounding Innsbruck and throughout Tyrol. These big beautiful mountains support an ecology of tourists coming to hike up them, rivers running down them and Disabled and neurodivergent people wondering — where do I start? When considering who is sweating and why, it may be that you’re sweating hiking up a big beautiful mountain – or sweating at the bottom wondering – will the path be wheelchair accessible? Will the elevator work? Will I be able to navigate through a muddy pathway and will my trans* body be safe in the midst of eco-fascist lands?

sensory, sculptural, seats produces a series of portable, accessible, trans* sculptural interventions that are permission giving. These supportive interventions position our bodies while lounging on them towards our desires with the natural environment in the Alps enabling pleasure and desire — celebrating the specifics of our bodyminds — enabling more trans*, more crip, and more queer orientations towards and with our bodies and the queer nature all around us.

Sensory, Sculptural, Seats can be borrowed for up to one month, just like library books, starting September 25, 2026 (email: koer-tirol@kuveti.at) from the Kunstpavillon or the Neue Galerie.
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Projectpresentation
September 24, 2026, 5.30pm – 8pm | Gramatboden, Innsbruckpostponed to September 25, 2026, 6.30 in front of the Kunstpavillon

Produced with the support of: Rosen Eveleigh, Kyte Fehlau mit | with Autobody Berlin, Aaron Rothenbach

Thanks to:  Sara Ahmed, All the critters in & visiting Innsbruck, Ema Benčiková, Egidio De Bustamante, T.L. Cowan, Gina Disobey, Kris Dittel, Kerry Downey, Temporary Gallery, Felix Kalmenson, Jespa* Jacob Kleinfeld, Goda Klumbytė, Jussi Koitela, Layal, Gundula Ludwig, MuSa Mattiuzzi, C.C. McKee, Lisa Pfahl, Mountains in Innsbruck, Cornelia Reinisch-Hofmann, Robin Rutenberg, Jas Rault, Aneta Rostkowska, Inês Saverino, Johanna Schaffer, Andrei Siclodi, Bettina Siegele, Anna T., Kathi Wiedlack, Evelyn Wüstenberg and Hank D. Wüstenberg.

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Workshop
dip your finger in the mountain
Ren Loren Britton

Workshop (in english): 25.04.2026, 12pm – 5pm
Gramatboden, Innsbruck
Participants: max. 12, all are welcome

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