We Can Do It Moaning is a post-porn clowning performance, in which the various possibilities of moaning are explored in their diversity. Our interests lie on the borders of women’s representation and their sexuality, which we extend to the realm of the comical with absurdity.
Moaning acts as an impulse to reflect gender, sexuality, stereotypes, communication or trance. Moreover, it can arouse and excite others. Three women moaning in public has political meaning, and it is exactly this that makes us hot and excited.
We Can Do It Moaning is a performance of breathing and sound. We treat the moan as matter. As research. As physics. As anthropology, not as biology. We moan as a sport. We moan as an acoustic experience. We moan on the borders of climax. We moan in hysteria. Hysteria? We moan because someone has ordered us to moan. We moan because we can. We moan because it is absolutely necessary. We moan because it moves us and we keep moving just because we moan.
We have created a piece that is simultaneously a post-porn clowning performance, a performative act and this is how we make politics.