Luísa Saraiva | Maria Zimpel | Raymond Liew Jin Pin
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They say: magic dwells in every beginning. For this reason, we will begin the new round of K3 residencies with an invitation to artists from Hamburg to come and meet the “newcomers” from Johor Bahru, Porto and Warsaw and to experience their research proposals and work approaches in shared workshops that allow space for exchange and the possible development of common perspectives. Much like at Treffen Total, it’s all about what all participants brings with them. We’ll begin with each of the three choreographers offering a short workshop related to their residency proposals, followed by an open process shaped by everyone collaboratively. Raymond Liew Jin Pin is dealing with the fusion of different traditional dances. Luísa Saraiva explores the relationship between movement and language as a simultaneous process of forming meaning. Maria Zimpel investigates dance as an instrument to create and transform places.
for professional dance and theatre makers
registrations with a short CV until August 5th to: matthias.quabbe@kampnagel.de
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| Price | participation free of charge |
| Location | Kampnagel - K3 |
Luísa Saraiva
has an M.A. in psychology from the University of Porto and a B. A. dance from Folkwang University of Arts. Her work Hochwasser was selected for Danse Élargie Seoul Edition in 2016. In 2017 she was a scholar of the 1-year program for Artistic Individual Development from the MKW of NRW. As a part of her research she collaborated with Lea Letzel in the creation A Concert, with which they won the NRW Kultursekretariat prize Ground Support in 2018.
Her research for the residency focuses primarily on the relationship between movement and language as simultaneous meaning-making processes. There is an interest in reading and interpreting movement through the use of sung, spoken and written language and on the development of a speaking, thinking body. She will take as a departure point Henry Purcell’s work Hail! Bright Cecilia and use it as a physical score to explore a sonic approach to bodily presence.
Maria Zimpel
studied dance and choreography at HZT Berlin and cultural studies in Poznan, Krakow, and Nürnberg. In her work as a choreographer and dancer she focuses mostly on creating her own dance language. She is an author of many solo and collaborative projects. Her choreography Noish~ has been awarded Aerowaves20 in 2016. She performed in Austria, Poland, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Russia.
During the K3 residency Maria will continue to follow her interestregarding the relations between the thinking body, space and movement.She explores the idea of dance as a device to create and transform places. Places are not static, they appear and disappear, open and close in accordance to the quality of actions they contain. The notion of place as dance-based event is explored via movement research and a dialogue between music, space, and dance art.
Raymond Liew Jin Pin
graduated at the Folkwang University (Essen) with BA/MA in dance and choreography, as well as a Diploma at ASWARA in Malaysia where he learned the multiple traditional dance forms such as Malay,Chinese and Indian dance. As a dancer he worked among others with mit Nature Theatre of Oklahoma, Theater Bremen, Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch, Samir Akika, and Ben J. Riepe. His choreographies were shown at International Contemporary Dance Festival of Panama and d’Motion International Dance Festival in Malaysia.
By reflecting his dance background, Raymond researches what a fusion of dances can be. He questions the encounter of different dance techniques within his body and works, disintegrates these techniques and interweaves them to seek a common base. The aim is to figure out a method to fuse these influences with an equally analytical and intuitive approach.
http://www.raymondliewjinpin.com/
