Production
Sound Column I, II, III
The architecture of a circle puts a special choreographic concept in motion that develops largely independently of the axis-oriented proscenium stage principle. Steel columns form irregular centres in the surrounding space, thus subdividing it into smaller dimensions.
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Cage – for the birds I, II
In this case, names are important, because the project “For the Birds” is dedicated to John Cage, the famous and recently deceased American composer. But cage is not only a name, but also very suggestive of the glass Traisen Pavilion in St. Pölten, Lower Austria.
Signum 91
Before and between the different movements of Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 in g minor, KV 550 (molto allegro, andante, menuetto allegro, allegro assai), show-like scenes escalate in banal climaxes that provide a sharp contrast to the many-layered themes of Mozart’s music. However, the composer’s music sweeps over the dancers repeatedly, imposing themselves on them.
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24 Préludes – homage to Frédéric Chopin
For this dance and music work ,’real-time composition’ works as the terminus technicus.
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Boogie Woogie homage to Piet Mondrian
There is an old and a new consciousness of time.
The old one has to do with the individual.
The new one has to do with the universal.
The struggle of the individual against the universal manifests itself in world wars as well as in contemporary art.
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Sound Spaces I, II, III
A choreographic exercise inside and outside the boundaries of the human body. Space with its boundaries, time with its subdivisions are starting points for music and choreography.
Letter to Ophelia
Hamlet is set in various locations of the future. A virus has erased large parts of the population. People are isolated from each other, on the one hand to prevent the spreading of the fatal virus, on the other hand to preclude the eruption of uncontrolled emotions that would inevitably lead to violence.
Mouvements
“Mouvements” are abstract dance pieces. They are created by condensing and differentiating freely invented movement material derived from casual everyday movements such as running, falling, rolling, walking and sitting. [Details…]
