Liquid Journey VII
Exploring the transformative qualities of water in the urban space along the Danube Canal, our dances come into contact with the waves and the pulsation. In Vienna, the geological bedrock consists of rocks that were formed when Vienna was still a sea. This sea eventually turned into a lake, dried up, and was later covered by the Danube and Vienna Woods sediments. The traces of this primaeval sea can still be found everywhere: in the city, as it has grown, and in our bodies – in a sympoetic relationship with the environment. Inspired by hydrofeminism, we will explore our physical relationship with water. Body fluids nourish us, detoxify us, and shape transitions. They help us initiate and accompany the change between different sensations and feelings. In this workshop, we will practise poetic mindfulness towards ourselves and the culture-nature we are a part of.
works in the field of extended choreography. Her performances, interventions and texts explore the ecologies of human and more-than-human bodies with particular attention to movement and matter. They are shown and published locally and internationally. Sabina engages in practices of collaboration, philosophy, ecology, science fiction and poetry. She has been working with Alix Eynaudi, Jeroen Peeters, Katrin Hornek, Elisabeth Schäfer and, since 2005, closely with Jack Hauser. Her collaborations have been shown at the Tanzquartier Wien, the Secession and the Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art in recent years. She teaches at SEAD Salzburg, the University of Applied Arts Vienna, ImPulsTanz, and others.
€ 36/*15 per day
Language: German, English