NOT(SO)HUMAN

Premiere:

APRIL 16-19, 2026, DOCK 11, Berlin.

TIME: 50min.

General Audience

Innovative and interdisciplinary, Not(so)Human is a choreographic and Electroacoustic Composition with visual interactive system that challenges the conventional understanding of presence. 

The piece immerses audiences in a universe where electroacoustic music and contemporary dance merge to explore the concept of augmentation. The body navigates structural elements, revealing its impact within the spatiotemporal dimensions generated by sonic architecture and new visual perspectives. This approach creates a unique choreographic language where mixed media interweave—a sonic and visual feedback loop where motion’s impact is captured, integrated, and digested by the synthetic world.

Not (so) Human unveils the fascinating tension between corporeal presence and the disembodied nature of artificial intelligence. Electroacoustic composition and visual interpretation become a mediating force, building bold bridges between physical and virtual domains. This sensory conversation questions our relationship to human expression in the face of artificial systems, exposing both the unsettling harmonies and revealing contradictions of their interaction.

Choreography, Performance: Christine Bonansea Saulut

Composition, Performance: Luca Forcucci

Visual design: TBC

Duration:50 min

Language: english

A production by CBCdance  in co-production with DOCK ART.

HYBRYD FESTIVAL 2026

May 21-24

Uferstudios 1

Berlin, Germany

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The HYBRID Festival is an immersive convergence of performance, technology, and collective learning. SEVEN curated multidisciplinary productions form the artistic heart of a 3 night experience that extends far beyond the stage—into research collaborations, and cross-cultural dialogues. Here, the performing arts meet cutting-edge interactive and digital technologies in an environment designed for sharing, experimentation, and democratized knowledge exchange. HYBRID brings together diverse communities and practices, creating a festival ecosystem where artists are also researchers, audiences become participants, and every performance sparks new questions. This is a celebration with purpose: reviving the performance scene while building an inclusive, optimistic foundation for the creative future.

Direction and Curation: Christine Saulut Bonansea and Ansatasia Putsykina