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latitudinally
rhythm
resonates
landscape
incipiency
transits
longitudinally
gap
un-digestive
pathways
unmade
immaterials
mass of
feelings
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OUTDOORS
(2010)
Diego Gil - SEAD (Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance)
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The individual and collective bodies activating their movement through
the shared space in between them. Movement goes taking form through the
coordinates perceived from the other bodies passing by. When a gesture
crystallizes in a hand the movement resonating through the whole body
reminds them to step again towards the feeling of emergence and
transitoriness. One more time the body steps towards multiplication and
singularization dancing a dance of contraction and dilation of forces.
In the middle of this collective migrational frame the bodies exercise
different modes to process the exchange of movements, sometimes
transforming it, sometimes, interrupting it and sometimes consuming it.
After three successive acts the assembled bodies transpires different
textures to feel the kinetics of the body and propose ways to think
social movements under the prism of an accelerating continuous
variation.
Outdoors was commissioned by Sommer Szene Festival in Salzburg and
performed by 45 dancers from SEAD (Salzburg Experimental Academy of
Dance) in the public space of the city Kapital Platz. Music was
specially composed for the piece by Tarek Atoui.
concept and
choreography Diego Gil music
Tarek Atoui performers
Aliz
Peter, Andrea Bartok, Anna Jarrige, Caroline Byström, Camille
Prieux, Coralie Meinguet, Maria De Duenas Lopez, Eve Chariatte, Fie Dam
Mygind, Jian Hao Leong, Johanna Henritius, Griet Van den Houden, Iris
de Hertogh, Joana Serra Foraste, Katarina Rilovic, Judit Koncz, Julia
Lanyi, Maayan Choresh, Marcio Kerber Canabarro, Marine Bouillon,
Marie-Louise Nielsen, Marina Mazaraki, Mira Maric, Mireia Arnella
Perera, Mirja Brunberg, Naama Ityel, Nelle Hens, Nora Virgili Garcia,
Pascale Utz, Pekka Kortelainen, David Perez Villanueva, Sofia Simola,
Sofya Levina, Sara Marin, Stephanie Van Aken, Thales Weilinger,Thea
Vandijck, Urska Sekirnik, Yasuto Namekawa, Yuriko Suzuki, Zoltan
Vakulya

photo (c)robert
herbe
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