Åbne Scene
Work in process: SPF 69 (working title)
Artist in residence: PAOwMALIE
Work in process // public sharing / åben visning: 11. oktober kl. 16.00.
English below
En kunstnerisk undersøgelse, der udfolder potentialet i feminiseret arbejde, syning, dans, hyggesnak og sladder midt i et klimakollaps.
Koreografi kan for nogen betragtes som kunsten at have kontrol over kroppen og indfange bevægelsen. SPF 69 (working title) ønsker at praktisere koreografi som forbindelsesskabende og relationsskabende mulighedsrum.
Med hjælp fra The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction af Ursula Le Guin spørger den kunstneriske duo PAOwMALIE, hvilke former for historiefortælling, der kan være mulig, hvis vi fokuserer på ting, der bærer og holder. SPF 69 (working title) rummer drømmen om en verden, hvor reparation og genskabelse af ting er det primære. Her kan kasserede frugt-net blive til responsiv scenografi, genskabes til beklædning eller blive en ny dansepartner. Projektet udforsker de dramatiske potentialer ved at eksperimentere med berøringsbaserede koreografiske stilarter såsom tango, kontaktimprovisation og wrestling.
ENG
Feminised labors of sewing, dancing, chatting and gossiping take centerstage in this artistic research in the middle of climate collapse.
Choreography could be imagined as the art of commanding bodies and capturing material. SPF 69 (working title) wants to practice choreography as an art of suggestion and binding relations between things.
With the help of The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction by Ursula Le Guin, the artistic duo PAOwMALIE ask what kinds of storytelling might be possible if we center things that carry and hold. SPF 69 (working title) is a container for dreaming about a world where repairing and re-making things is the norm. Discarded fruitnets might turn into responsive scenography, fashioned into outfits or a dance partner. To help explore the dramatic potentials, the project will experiment with touch-based dance styles such as tango, contact improvisation and even wrestling.
DANS, KOREOGRAFI, SCENOGRAFI Amalie Bergstein & Paolo de Venecia Gile / KONCEPT OG PRODUKTION PAOwMALIE
Projektet er støttet af Åbne Scene / Godsbanen
