interdisciplinary performance about care
What is care made of? Where does the human end and the environment begin? What can the body listen to, and how does it listen? How can the audience become part of an artwork without actively participating, and how does that shape the experience of the work?
In this immersive interdisciplinary performance dance, live music, sound, textiles, and visual design come together. Bodies, objects, and space continuously influence one another, inviting the audience into a shared experience of listening, movement, and connection.
The performance explores care, collaboration, and the relationships between people, objects, and the environment. It connects especially with the themes of Art, Sustainability, and Rest, proposing healing as something we create together.
LOCATION: The piece begins at Kino Marilyn and moves into the surrounding area.
TIME: Sat Sept 19 at 12:30 PM
AGE RECOMMENDATION: Suitable for all ages
ACCESSIBILITY: Kino Marilyn is wheelchair accessible via the back door, which staff will open upon request. There is a ramp and a stairlift in the courtyard, but the ramp is quite steep. It is possible to move around freely by wheelchair inside the auditorium. The cinema has an accessible toilet. The performance moves out of the auditorium via stairs. This means that parts of the piece are not fully accessible by wheelchair, and one must exit through the back door.
Tanssiartesaani and Indipendent Artists – @tanssi_art_esaani
An international team of artists from Finland, Italy, France and Slovenia working across dance and acrobacy, classical music, sound, visual arts, textile practices, and interdisciplinary art. Together they create interdisciplinary performances that bring different artistic languages into dialogue.
Beniamino Borghi – choreography, performance, producer – @beniamino_borghi
Elina Mieskolainen – violin – @spinayarn_fi
Laura Saari – cello – @zugahara
Janna Hyrynkangas– sound artist – @tatuvanhatalo
Amandine Doat – dance and circus artist – @amandine_doat
Ilmari Paananen – visual design and lighting – @paananenilmari
Mécistée Rhea – performer and artistic collaborator – @mecistee.jpg
Saša Nemec – textile artist and performer – @sasanemec.work
LINEAdARIA: – vertical dancer – @linea.d.aria_vertical_dance
Lucia Folco – vertical dancer – @techefestival
Roberta Calcagno – vertical dancer – @robyclo
Gabriele Guatti – rigger and sound/light artist – @gabrieleguatti
Heidi Lunabba – visual artist – @heidilunabba
Co-Related Healing is a part of the “Aerial Repair Future” Residency Project which was produced with the financial assistance of the European Union. The views expressed herein can in no way be taken to reflect the official opinion of the European Union.
