Gland
In her new solo Gland, the choreographer and dancer Kat Válastur wanders through unknown landscapes created alongside her body. Gland is a projection of a landscape, in which a series of events is experienced in parallel universes, shifting from familiarity to the unfamiliar. The tiger's leap, the stillness of the statue, shining of the asphalt on a rainy night, all belong to the same category. Every gesture belongs to a constellation of thoughts about its meaning. What if there is no meaning but only gestures? Now step out from the projection and tell me where you are. With her own particular virtuosity, Válastur presents new challenges to habitual perception over and over again. Gland is the first work in a series of choreographies by Kat Válastur entitled The marginal Sculptures of Newtopia and will take place in two complementary spaces: on stage (dimension a) and on the web (dimension b).
Concept, choreography & dance
Stage design
Light design
Sound design & diffusion
Costume design
Video
Artistic collaboration
Assistant
Webdesign
Press & Production
Photo
Kat Válastur
Ulrich Leitner
Martin Beeretz
Lambros Pigounis
Lydia Sonderegger
Iosif Lykakis
Nikos Flessas,
Thomas Schaupp, Stephen Zepke
Ania Nowak
Lamb and Lamp
björn & björn
Dorothea Tuch
Production: Kat Válastur. Co-production: HAU Hebbel am Ufer and Tanzquartier Wien. Supported by the Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Europa and Fonds Darstellende Künste e.V. and Institut für Raumexperimente (Berlin). The retrospective is supported within the framework of the Alliance of International Production Houses by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media. Presented in the context of [DNA] Departures and Arrivals with support of the EU cultural programme.