13.09 / 17:00
Vrångsholmen

Dragana Alfirević / Beno Novak / Marko Batista / Slobodan Maksimović (SI)

Performance

NATURE: Dialogue is intentionally set as both a dance practice and a dance performance. Project investigates the question of function of dance and live performance today, in social and political environment we live in. The piece takes questions like “Can we see dance as we see the nature? Can we enter the dance as we enter into the nature?” and ask how these questions form the production of choreographic material and the ways we experience and watch dance. What kind of exchange is created?

Video making and directing is integral part of the performance, it is being simultaneously projected on social media and on an external screen.

Photo: Sunčan Stone

13.09 / 18:00
Vitlycke-CPA

SUBSTRAT

Asle Nyborg (NO/SE)

Vernissage of Visual Arts Exhibition

Asle's paintings are open to different techniques and approaches. Photo emulsion, regular photo, drawing and text. The paintings are made up of associations, inspirations and visual sources that fascinates him. 

"Many images have found their beginnings in song lyrics or dialogue fragments from favorite films, initiated by poetry collections and fiction. In my works there are all these different expressions and references to literature, film and music, especially clearly in the titles and text elements in the images. The work process is a constant dance to create a balance between chaos and harmony in the image, between surface and content."

Image: Hvit elefant – Asle Nyborg

13.09 / 19:00
Vitlycke - CPA

U.F.O.: Hommage to Katalin Ladik

Irena Z. Tomažin (SI) / Jule Flierl (DE)

Performance
Duration: 60 min

The Hungarian-Serbian poet and performer Katalin Ladik is considered the “Yoko Ono of the Balkans” and a pioneer of noise and performance art in Southeastern Europe: With the “SoundBodyPoetry” of her radical body art performance UFO Party from 1969, she shook the artistic scene at the time and established methods of experimental voice work and physical performance already in the 1970s.

In their first collaboration, German sound dancer Jule Flierl and Slovenian choreo-vocalist Irena Z. Tomažin celebrate their shared interest in Ladik's artistic position: a homage that blurs the boundaries between poetry, acting and experimental voice work, while continuing the two artists' own research into the physical experience of language and the articulation of different layers of the voice.

Photo: Anja Weber

Find out more about the HERE:2023 program: www.here-festival.org