Performances
26/2/2023 at 6pm
27/2/2023 at 7pm
Location: Main Ceremonial Hall, University of Vienna (Universitätsring 1, 1010 Vienna)
FREE ENTRY
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UpRJiPNM-g
How could we transfer physical concepts like coherence, (dis-)continuity, superposition, absorption or diffusion into the language of dance?
How could we project physical observations from the microscopic world to the macro level of dancing bodies?
For this purpose, Katharina Holzweber, professional dancer and physicist, has accompanied 7 dancers and 5 dance students from the Music and Arts University of Vienna (MUK) in the winter term 2022/23 choreographically as well as scientifically to create a full-length dance piece on the basis of physical concepts and perspectives.
Concept/Scientific & Artistic Advice: Katharina Holzweber
Dance: Hannah Bolldorf, Bianca Braunesberger, Florian Decker, Christina Ebner, Kirin Espana, Patrick Gutensohn, Elisa Hauer, Varvara Kalupina, Simeon Ohlsen, Nicholas Sambou, Paulina Schabacker, Jana Würleitner
Sound Design: Maximilian Einfalt, Daniel Herzmanek, Thomas Nagl
Scientific & Artistic Supervision: Ao. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Bogdan Sepiol and Univ.-Prof. Nikolaus Selimov
The Science Communication Project Diffusive Bodies WKP 161 is a cooperation project between the University of Vienna and the MUK and is funded by the Austrian Science Fund FWF.
Further information concerning the event and the project:
https://dcs.univie.ac.at/
https://kalender.univie.ac.at/