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Longing for... score #1
Biennale di Venezia, Eventi Collaterali at Arsenale Novissimo, Venice, Italy
mobile plasma screens, scaffold, wood, black pvc, radio transmitter
in collaboration with Richard Siegal, Venice 2010, Photo: Peter Welz Studio






Longing For … score #1





Longing For … score #1 is a hybrid performance-installation focusing on translatory movements of choreography and architecture. With respect to the investigative movement as a specific form of experience and construction of space, the experiment of translating and representing actual characteristics of architecture, i.e. spatial quality in conjunction with actions, and so in conjunction with time is carried out by the intercreative team Richard Siegal, choreographer/ dancer, Peter Welz, artist.

The form of choreographic notation serves to remind us that architecture is also about moving bodies in space and gives rise to the question how to integrate movement notations in architectural drawings and thus to expand its perception.

Longing For … score #1 further analyses the impact of dance on architecture considering dance as the art of space and as the model of an architecture searching against static concepts for new forms and structures that reflect the contemporary person’s attitude to life and questions dance as an expression of a spatial dynamic tension of forces and of a new feeling for movement.

According to the various requirements of performance and further developments in the LONGING FOR… project, a special stage/exhibition setting will develop. Comparable to all of the points of movement that are components of a dancer’s body, the setting will feature an infinite number of movements and positions through series of “foldings and unfoldings”.



















Longing for... score #1
Biennale di Venezia, Eventi Collaterali at Arsenale Novissimo, Venice, Italy
mobile plasma screens, scaffold, wood, black pvc, radio transmitter
in collaboration with Richard Siegal, Venice 2010, Photo: Peter Welz Studio






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