PROJECT
Das Projekt setzt sich mit den Themen Obdach- und Wohnungslosigkeit auseinander und widmet sich den Facetten von Isolation, Einsamkeit, Überlebenskunst und dem Verlust privater Räume. Mit künstlerischen Mitteln möchten wir die Lebensrealität obdachloser Menschen erfahrbar machen. Dabei wollen wir untersuchen, wie Menschen im öffentlichen Raum leben und welche Herausforderungen sie in Bezug auf Sichtbarkeit und Unsichtbarkeit erleben. Die Perspektiven der Menschen sollen aus einer respektvollen und authentischen Nähe heraus vermittelt werden.
In Zusammenarbeit von Tänzerin/Choreographin Rebekka E. Böhme, Filmemacher Julian Elbers und Musiker Riccardo Castagnola soll ein immersives Tanztheaterstück entstehen, das Tanz und biographische Elemente miteinander verbindet und eine interdisziplinäre Formensprache zwischen Tanz, multimedialer Installation entwickelt.
Im Zentrum stehen die Erfahrungen wohnungsloser Menschen, die durch Tanz, physisches Theater, Videoprojektionen und Soundkollagen auf die Bühne gebracht werden. Begegnungen, Gespräche und deren Dokumentation sollen über einen längeren Zeitraum in Zusammenarbeit mit den Beteiligten sowie mit der Unterstützung sozialer Träger erfolgen.
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has been working internationally as a freelance dancer, performer and choreographer since 2008 with choreographers, ensembles and artists from various disciplines, such as the Volksbühne Berlin, performing:group, Derida Dance Company, the guts company, SETanztheater, Alexandra Pirici, Yoshiko Waki, Deutsches Theater Berlin, shua group, Bremer Philharmoniker and others. Her own artistic productions are created in a wide variety of contexts and often through interdisciplinary collaborations. Inspired by people, nature, science and the character of different places, she creates dance theatre, installative and site-specific performances, vertical/aerial dance performances at lofty heights as well as performative and circus works with young people. Interested in different realities and perceptions of the (surrounding) world, she focuses on the physical and theatrical potentials of the body and explores an emotional and abstract way of storytelling. She studied dance in Berlin, Salzburg and Jerusalem and has received several scholarships and grants in the fields of dance, circus and cultural education. She has also completed training in various circus disciplines (Circus Akademie Berlin, Cirkus in Beweging Leuven - Erasmus+) and in vertical & aerial dance. 2021 - 2022 she was a scholarship holder of the University of Hildesheim Foundation in the course ‘Artistic Interventions in Cultural Education’.
has been a freelance video and photo artist since 2018 and works for various art and cultural institutions as well as the University of Bremen. His artistic focus is on the intersection of film, public space and socio-critical reflection. His short films and photographs focus on personalities and groups whose desires, problems and everyday lives are often overlooked. Authentic storytelling takes centre stage in his poetic documentary works, which combine subalternity, urban development and intercultural perspectives. After completing a B.A. in Art, Media and Aesthetic Education and Cultural Studies with a focus on film studies and videography as an ethnographic method, he has been continuing his studies in M.A. Art and Film Studies at the University of Bremen since 2020. His research focuses on cinema dispositives in public spaces. At the same time, from 2020 to 2023, he led the Videowerkstatt Gröpelingen, a participatory media project of Europa Zentral / Kultur Vor Ort e.V. and founded the travelling open-air cinema in the same district as practical research on outreach film work. As a founding member of aRaum e.V., he is committed to promoting the young art scene in Bremen. His work includes the production of short films, multimedia installations and media education projects. His works have been shown at festivals, exhibitions and film series since 2005. In addition to his artistic work, he has taken part in numerous workshops and exchange programmes on socio-political topics such as intersectional discrimination, social urban planning and video art.
regularly collaborates with various institutions in the field of contemporary music, dance and multimedia performance, such as Schwankhalle Bremen, Ensemble New Babylon, Tanzkollektiv Bremen, Theater Bremen, D'Haus Düsseldorf, Theater Osnabrück, Gerhard-Marks Haus, Tempo Reale and Mezzo Forte Design (IT). His work and activities include electroacoustic and instrumental composition, live music and video for performance, dance and theatre, free improvisation, sound direction, sound design for film and interactive multimedia installations, analysis of electroacoustic music. He studied electronic music and composition at the Conservatorio G.B. Martini (Bologna, IT) with Prof Francesco Giomi and Prof Lelio Camilleri and at the Hochschule für Künste Bremen (DE) with Prof Kilian Schwoon, Jörg Birkenkötter and Joachim Heinz. In 2015-16 he was a master student in ‘Temporal Media’ at the HfK Bremen (Prof. Jean-Fraçois Guiton) with a focus on interactivity between sound, image and gesture. He trained in workshops with international composers, performers and sound artists such as D. Smalley, B. Parmegiani, S. Sciarrino, A. Mayr, F. Bayle, P. Billone, M. Belli, A. Soto, B. Fort, F. Maheu, L. Sonami, J. O'Callaghan, R. Normandeau. His soundtrack for the silent film ‘Die Leuchte Asiens’ (1925, F. Osten) was shown at the Berlinale Retrospective 2018. In 2017, he was a finalist for the FRANZ LISZT Scholarship (acousmatic composition) in Weimar. In 2018, he launched the project ElekTrAktionen, a multimedia electro-acoustic performative series in Bremen, in cooperation with the SCHLACHTHOF theatre and with the support of the Senator for Culture Bremen.
We would like to cooperate with social organisations and committed people - for this we are looking for networks, exchange, expertise and financial support.