Dance 
Liquid Loft (AT)

Models of Reality

Liquid Loft

was founded in 2005 by choreographer Chris Haring, musician Andreas Berger, dancer Stephanie Cumming and dramaturg Thomas Jelinek. Liquid Loft’s performances and installations always combine contemporary dance with other contemporary art forms and strive for a synthesis of the arts.

For its unconventional imagery and use of forms, distinctive acoustic stage settings and high performative standards, Liquid Loft has garnered international critical acclaim and was awarded the Golden Lion for Best Performance at Venice Biennale in 2007.

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Credits

Performance, choreography 
Luke Baio, Stephanie Cumming, Dong Uk Kim, Katharina Meves, Dante Murillo, Anna Maria Nowak, Arttu Palmio, Hannah Timbrell 
Artistic direction, choreography 
Chris Haring 
Choreographic assistance 
Stephanie Cumming 
Composition, sound design 
Andreas Berger 
Light design, scenography 
Thomas Jelinek 
Costumes 
Stefan Röhrle 
Theory, text 
Stefan Grissemann 
Dramaturgical accompaniment, research 
Thomas Jelinek, Marlies Pucher 
Song interpretation 
Sweet William van Ghost 
Stage management 
Roman Harrer 
Photo & video documentation 
Michael Loizenbauer 
International distribution 
APROPIC – Line Rousseau, Marion Gauvent 
Company management, production 
Marlies Pucher 
Production 
Liquid Loft in cooperation with Tanzquartier Wien 


Liquid Loft is supported by the Municipal Department of Cultural Affairs, Vienna, and the Arts and Culture Division of the Federal Chancellery of Austria. 

Models of Reality

For the latest instalment in the series Foreign Tongues, Liquid Loft has collected a wide array of sound recordings of regional dialects and languages from Europe, composing an incredible library of language. Using different techniques of phonetics and rhythm, the resulting collection has been turned into a dance performance. All material can be used tonally as part of an acoustic setting and as part of a library of language: rustling of leaves, gravel scrunching and other sounds resulting from surface friction of materials such as concrete, glass and paper. In Models of Reality, the mutation of sounds, their solidification as part of a spatial order, articulates an acoustic response to the present bodies. The assemblage of noise and sounds makes for an atmosphere and basis of imaginary space in which everything centres around the human body – as the “main character of all utopian ideas” (Foucault). Models of Reality attempts to be a localisation and topography of the body by means of an imaginary cartography.

Liquid Loft

was founded in 2005 by choreographer Chris Haring, musician Andreas Berger, dancer Stephanie Cumming and dramaturg Thomas Jelinek. Liquid Loft’s performances and installations always combine contemporary dance with other contemporary art forms and strive for a synthesis of the arts.

For its unconventional imagery and use of forms, distinctive acoustic stage settings and high performative standards, Liquid Loft has garnered international critical acclaim and was awarded the Golden Lion for Best Performance at Venice Biennale in 2007.

liquidloft.at

Credits

Performance, choreography 
Luke Baio, Stephanie Cumming, Dong Uk Kim, Katharina Meves, Dante Murillo, Anna Maria Nowak, Arttu Palmio, Hannah Timbrell 
Artistic direction, choreography 
Chris Haring 
Choreographic assistance 
Stephanie Cumming 
Composition, sound design 
Andreas Berger 
Light design, scenography 
Thomas Jelinek 
Costumes 
Stefan Röhrle 
Theory, text 
Stefan Grissemann 
Dramaturgical accompaniment, research 
Thomas Jelinek, Marlies Pucher 
Song interpretation 
Sweet William van Ghost 
Stage management 
Roman Harrer 
Photo & video documentation 
Michael Loizenbauer 
International distribution 
APROPIC – Line Rousseau, Marion Gauvent 
Company management, production 
Marlies Pucher 
Production 
Liquid Loft in cooperation with Tanzquartier Wien 


Liquid Loft is supported by the Municipal Department of Cultural Affairs, Vienna, and the Arts and Culture Division of the Federal Chancellery of Austria. 
21.02.
23.02.
Thu–​Sat
19.30
21.02.
23.02.
Thu–​Sat
19.30
TQW Halle G
€ 20/15/10
 
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