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2013
Choreographer(s) : Huber, Anna (Switzerland)
Present in collection(s): Dachverband Tanz Deutschland e.V.
2013
Choreographer(s) : Huber, Anna (Switzerland)
Present in collection(s): Dachverband Tanz Deutschland e.V.
The choreographer Anna Huber, in cooperation with the composer Isabel Mundry, is developing an inter-disciplinary project for five dancers, a string quartet and percussion. zwischen jetzt creates vibrations between individual, parallel and synchronous sequences of movement and music which lead to a multilayered perception of passing time and simultaneity.
Starting from a reflection about lines as a form of disappearance (or as the disappearance of form), questions will be posed about their metamorphosis into traces, paths, links, borderlines. Threads are interwoven into fragile nets, intertwine, break or dissolve.
The phenomenon of disappearing opens questions about the “now” and its constant transformation. Is that “Now” the fraction of a second, an instant, the blink of an eye between before and after or can it last for a moment? Can we strech that moment like the period between day and night? Can beauty only be experienced in its passing? What traces do memories leave in bodies, in minds and in space? In-between spaces, connections and gaps emerge between presence and absence, meeting and parting, the visible and invisible, Appearing and disappearing. Moments of convergence, fascination, touch and agreement clash with misunderstandings, irritations, resistance and isolation. Precisely formulated moments, fragile connections, precarious balance and raw shards of energy states emerge like moving ice floes in space: present, intense and always in danger due to their evanescence.
Contemporary forms of communication, which seem to enable a permanent presence and unlimited connections as well as the simultaneity of different realities, provoke questions related to the complexity and contradictions of human communication.
Source : Anna Huber
More information : www.annahuber.net/
Born 1965 in Zürich. After her dance studies in Zürich and Berlin, Anna Huber has worked with choreographers and directors in Switzerland, Austria and Germany. From 1989 she has been living and working in Berlin. From 2007 -2012 she is Artist in Residence at Dampfzentrale Bernand funded by Kultur Stadt Bern, SWISSLOS/Amt für Kultur Kanton Bern and Pro Helvetia Swiss Arts Council. Anna Huber began her own choreographic research while a dancer at the Cottbus State Theatre in 1993. In her solos, duets and group pieces, as well as site-specific and interdisciplinary projects she has been developing her specific artistic language characterized by singularity, intensity and precision.
Source : Anna Huber
More information : annahuber.net
Choreography : Anna Huber
Interpretation : Josh Haines, Mimi Jeong, Milla Koistinen, Maureen Lopez Lembo, Miryam Mariblanca
Set design : Julien Brun
Original music : Isabel Mundry
Live music : Quatuor Galatea : Yoka Tsuboi, violon ; Sarah Kilchenmann, violon ; David Schneebeli, viole ; Julien Kilchenmann, violoncelle ; Louisa Marxen, percussion
Lights : Julien Brun
Costumes : Zuzana Ponicanova
Production / Coproduction of the choreographic work : annahuber.compagnie, Dampfzentrale Bern, Hebel, Halle-Künstlerhaus, UnterwegsTheater Heidelberg, Uferstudios Berlin, Kultur Stadt Bern, SWISSLOS/Amt für Kultur Kanton Bern, Pro Helvetia Schweizer Kulturstiftung, Burgergemeinde Bern, Ernst Göhner Stiftung
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