Hybrid Space Residency Showings

showing/presentationhybrid space residences

What are the most important prerequisites for (intimate, touching, ...) connections between

an online and a real audience?

Which aspects of the hybrid can be integrated into performance and dance?

In the summer, 3 artists* answered these and many other questions as part of their

Residencies in Sonnenstein Loft after. The global pandemic had the word 'hybrid' in 2020

popular in the creative and cultural industries and a change more artistic

forms of expression made necessary. Red Sapata has this social and artistic

Development picked up and the "hybrid space project" designed. From over 60 international

Submissions from 21 countries were able to convince the following 3 artists, their work, you

work in progress, will be presented this evening.

What are the key requirements for (intimate, touching, ...) connections between an online and a

real audience? Which aspects of the hybrid can be realized in performance and dance?

From over 60 international submissions from 21 countries, the following 3 artists* were able to

convince, their works, their work in progress, will be presented on this evening.

TOMO SONE, JAPAN

Working title: "Times and Places"

LORENZO MORANDINI, ITALY

Working title: "S"

www.instagram.com/lore.morandini

Live performance:

Concept, choreography, dance: Eva-Maria Kraft

Composition, live music : Rupert Huber

www.evamaria-kraft.at

www.ruperthuber.com

additionally in the program live performance:

Aleksandra Krzekotowska, Melanie Sidhu, Ashley do Rego: 

Work in Progress Showing: Skins in hybrid spaces 

about the LIVE PERFORMANCE by Eva-Maria Kraft and Rupert Huber:

Real and digitally depicted bodies, phygital bodies and data bodies, which form a non/human language of movement, meet live electronic music from digital sound generators and the digital transmission of other real spaces. These correlate with the streamed reality that can be experienced in space, interweave and intertwine and merge into a whole in the live performance.

Real and digitally imaged bodies, phygital bodies and data bodies, which form a non-/human language of movement, meet live electronic music played from digital sound generators and the digital transmission of further real spaces.