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Commemorations as site-specific performances are dependent on time-limited
interaction of bodies that create space for manifestation of memory. As
social practices they have a goal of formulating a living memory of the past
that can shape the future based on the lesson learned. The need for
establishing controlled interactions was recognized as a crucial reference
point for deeper understanding of these practices and their short- and
long-term consequences. Therefore, the question can be asked if these
performances can occur if the bodies in interaction are not present within
the earlier defined performance sites and timeframes? Since March 2020
within the framework of ?new normal? we have witnessed a change towards
interactions within public space, which demands new forms of mandatory
social distance between the appearing bodies. This paper analyses
possibilities of collective part taking in spatial practices of
commemoration without being physically present. Through selected examples of
events taking place in Serbia and in Europe during the ear of the ?new
normal?, the faith of spaces, practices, and narratives of memory without
bodies in action being present at same site and at the same time, will be
investigated.