Gloria Höckner
HARD CORES IN SOFT SHELLS
Hard Cores in Soft Shells is a choreographic analysis of hard-core techno, one of the fastest electronic music genres. The piece was preceded by research on forms of dance that have developed out of techno, such as the youth culture movement krocha. Together with musician Jetzman, performers Marc Carrera, Teresa Hoffmann and Gloria Höckner question the relationship of the body to acceleration and the dimension of time. The movement is based on the tempo. At up to 160 beats per minute, it becomes a co-player of the music, while the performers become more and more entangled in a play with forms.
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Information about the event
| Price | Single ticket 9€ | 7€ Double ticket 16€ | 12€ Triple ticket 20€ | 15€ |
| Location | Kampnagel - K4 |
Gloria Höckner
deals with techno-feminist perspectives on the body and its relationship to (power) structures. Gloria´s pieces have been performed at festivals such as Performing Arts Festival Berlin, Balance Club / Culture Festival Leipzig, and Out Now! After studying theater, film and media studies in Vienna and a master degree in performance studies, Gloria received a scholarship from the Claussen-Simon Foundation and had residencies at Seoul Dance Center, K3 (Limited Edition) and Nave in Santiago de Chile.
As part of a transdisciplinary research process during the residency at K3, which links digital and analogue practices, Gloria appropriates surveillance technologies and systems that use artifical intelligence to track human emotions in order to develop alternative bodies, images and narratives. With this questions about self-determination about one's own body and the data that is produced by it are negotiated.
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