There are 3 players involved: the moving body, sounds, and the camera.
They are all bound by a commitment to an individual choice. With that, they go through the structure, looking for the full potential of that commitment and the willingness to “make it work” in the moment.
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Every attempt is a performance; it becomes important and final. With this mindset, we look into the importance of intuitive vs. strategic choices, the significance of the silence before action, and the potential that it holds.
Through this practice, we learn the economic way of working and collaborating. The practice is a performative structure as well as a video installation.

In order for information to become conscious and accessible for us, we need to shift our attention to it.
Attention is the cognitive process that selectively concentrates on one aspect of information from the external or internal environment while ignoring others. Their is a huge amount of sensorial information that is happening in our bodies at all times in which we have physiological limitations in our capability of processing.

The practice of attention helps us to select which information to process bringing it into consciousness. During our last research at ExpeditionMetropolis we looked at ways of shifting attention enabling us to focus, and zoom in to particular information.

By limiting our visual and audial sensory information we brought attention to the processes that are already mechanically happening within our bodies, challenging our awareness by focusing on the continuous shifts that are present.

is a solo performance that takes a closer look at the relationship between spaces/environments and the physical reaction to the information received from these spaces through a practice of live body processing.

During a 45/50 minute journey, one performer works through a task based structural score, becoming a mirror to themselves and the space around them. In an age of information overload, this solo aims to zoom into how the body processes the information of the internal (within the body) and external (outside of the body) environments through both cognitive and emotional processes. These processes consist of interpreting, analysing, and remembering, while using information about the social world to reflect back on how we view ourselves in relation to others, studying how our behavioural patterns change accordingly.

The physical task based practice within the work is based around the study of the nervous system, focusing on the waves of the traveling information and the constant shifts inside our body.

A space is an area made up of light frequencies, curves, lines, temperatures, and textures that form an overall atmosphere. We vibrate in space and collide with granular events. We move the space.

Dialogue of space sensors and self its a serie of documentations of dance practitioners experiences ,,Other artworks” and the Environment of galleries, museums, concert venues and exhibition spaces within the Berlin area. To shift space means to shift atmosphere, to shift the information that is received and to be able to perceive your being in relation to your surroundings in a new light. It is inescapable that as living bodies we are always in space and have a relationship to the space that we are within.

Research was focused on: how the visual and sensorial information of these environments influence the outcome of the movement, creating a live dialogue and coexistence between movement and space.

Human body is a complex organism, a vehicle through which we are experiencing the world. The solo concentrates on a relationship between ,,ourselves" and our body. A play between experiencing outside world and process of collect informations.

How they become a part of our own reality/personality and how not to loose a sense of ,,self" in that process. Ultimately the importance of Trust in ourself.

Short movie reflecting on the ideas that We inhabit a vibrational universe. Everything moves. Nothing is at rest.Everything is an energy at different levels of vibration, oscillating and resonating at diverse frequencies. Brain is built out of atoms and electrons, from a physical point of view should be predictable. Consciousness is not achieved by the brain alone, but rather it arises from the brain's interaction with its environment; it requires joint operation of the brain, body and world.
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Dialogue of space sensors and self its a serie of documentations of dance practitioners experiences ,,Other artworks” and the Environment of galleries, museums, concert venues and exhibition spaces within the Berlin area. To shift space means to shift atmosphere, to shift the information that is received and to be able to perceive your being in relation to your surroundings in a new light. It is inescapable that as living bodies we are always in space and have a relationship to the space that we are within.

Research was focused on: how the visual and sensorial information of these environments influence the outcome of the movement, creating a live dialogue and coexistence between movement and space.