Guildor on Language, Performance, and Intersubjectivity

Guildor, an artist with a master's in Fine Art from the Royal College of Art (2017), explores intersubjectivity in contemporary communication through performance and language. His practice, presented at venues like Platform Southwark, Bolton Museum Gallery, Uppsala Konstmuseum, and Galeria Labyrinth in Lublin, uses humor and absurdity to challenge normativity and offer alternatives to spectacle. In an interview with Davide Dal Sasso, Guildor discusses his focus on language's limits and possibilities, emphasizing immediate access for viewers while allowing layered interpretation. He describes performance as a set of 'minimum instructions' that evolve through performer and audience interaction, exemplified by his 2016 six-hour work 'Welcome to the Context,' where eight performers changed colored t-shirts based on audience attire, creating spontaneous choreography. Guildor's recent works incorporate verbal language, moving beyond conceptual constraints toward poetic freedom.