A choreographic work in process for vibrato voice, body, sound and sculpture.

Date
12.1.20
time
3 p.m.
Place

Work-in-progress viewing on S/H on 12.01.2020 at 15:00

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“She looks at the void, that's the only thing she looks at but she does it well.” - Marguerite Duras

'Undressings' is a choreographic navigation in crevices, voids and addispersed elements with the help of vibrato voice, body, sound and sculpture.

'Undressing' unfolds the aesthetic consequences of objectification and anxiety. Through motion-material that alternately hardens and dissolves, and vibrato singing that embraces it anxious and hysterical, the dissolvable and nonlinear logic of anxiety is examined. Visual artist Anna Moderato explores the same aesthetic concepts, but based on her work of 'making objects' with non-bodily based materials.

'Undressings' is a study between choreographer Olivia Riviere and choreographer/sound artist Karis Zidore, most recently at a residence in Lisbon in June 2019. Exile at HAUT will be the first time that the materials vibrato voice, body and sound are placed next to other objects, and thus the first time that Olivia Riviere and Karis Zidore collaborate with visual artist/sculptor Anna Moderato.

Olivia Riviere and Karis Zidore are choreographers and dancers, both members of the artist collective Danseatelier. Anna Moderato is a visual artist, graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2016.

CREDITS:
Choreography/Dance/Costumes: Olivia Riviere
Choreography/Dance/Sound: Karis Zidore
Scenography/Sculptures: Anna Moderato

Olivia Rivière (she/her)
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Karis Zidore

Karis Zidore is a choreographer and sound artist, which is why her artistic practice is based on sound, voice, and body - both separately, in parallel, and intertwined. She collaborates with choreographers Olivia Rivière, Emilie Gregersen, and Naya Moll, among others, and is also part of the artistic collective Danseatelier in Copenhagen.

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Anna Moderato

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Exile: Choreographic work in process