Fluid Skin

A choreographic intervention

For the second time Georg Blaschke and his team develop a choreographic work specially designed for the inspiring space of the art gallery located in the Viennese city centre. This time it is made of two male solos which are integrated into the running exhibition of artworks by Michael Blank.
With F L U I D  S K I N  we address the question of the relations of moving surfaces. Choreographically structured bodily actions, light projections and overlays of patterned fragments generate virtual rooms within the given space of the gallery. In these unreal rooms the performers follow a covered subtext, that enables them to nest in this fluide habitat. The sound installation especially devised for the site intensifies the experience of an imaginary place of refuge while concurrently complementing  the development of a choreographic model that is transferable to other rooms.
Bodily actions, acoustic and visual interventions are treated equivalently in the parameters’ interplay of the live performance.