Artificial Archeology

September 12-15  2024, 19h

A CBC production in co-production with DOCK ART, funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Europe

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The joint project by electronic music composer Lucas Kuzma and choreographer, dramaturge and performer Christine Bonansea Saulut deals with the theme of time and the layers of time, encased in a mesmerizing composition. Inspired by archaeology, the two ingeniously manipulate the principles of supersymmetry and metric to allow us to alter perception and journey through the vast dimensions of space and time.

Kuzma uses LiDAR scans to artistically and meticulously design a series of urban spaces, weaving intricate maps of a given geographic extent. In this correlative system, space harmoniously absorbs the essence of a potential past while simultaneously bringing to life visionary transformations of the future and revealing an ever-changing present - an ethereal realm akin to suspended, indeterminate parallel time.

By navigating the labyrinthine depths of Artificial Archéology, Christine's choreographic path reveals the enigmatic physical relationship between time and space. The piece takes us to a place where temporal boundaries dissolve, artificial time crumbles before our eyes and reveals the limitless possibilities that lie beyond the physical body.

Choreography, dramaturgy, performance: Christine Saulut (CBC)

Music composition, visual design: Lucas Kuzma

Video mapping: Yoann Trellu

Light: Asier Solana

Photo: Lucas Kuzma

A CBC Company production in co-production with DOCK ART, funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion.

Length: 60 min

January 9- 10, 2024 

Dusseldorf, Germany

Temps d'images 2024

Tanzhaus nrw

GAMER 

https://tanzhaus-nrw.de/de/veranstaltung/2024/01/christine-bonansea

Supported by the Performing Arts Fund with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media within the program NEUSTART KULTUR

GAMER is a choreographic piece created in collaboration with a multimedia artist team and set up for theater performance space. This original piece is lifted by a unique process and dialogue that combine the dramaturgic elements featuring various art domains and technology: 4 dancers/choreographer, the artist So Kanno who creates sensors Lasermice robots, the electronic music composer Nicole Carroll and the visual artists designer Lucas Kuzma and Yoann Trellu

 GAMER questions our perception of hyperreality space representations using video game culture and archetypes.

Choreography and direction: 

Christine Bonansea Saulut is a US-European artist with 20 years of international experience in conceiving, directing/choreographing and performing movement-based works.

Dance Performance: 

- Christine Bonansea Saulut https://www.cbcdance.com/bio

- David Mariano

- Evgenia Chetvertkova

- Reina Tokatu

LaserRobot Design performance: 

So Kanno http://kanno.so

Music Composition: 

Nicole Carroll http://nicolecarrollmusic.com

Video Design: 

Lucas Kuzma https://verdant.systems

Yoann Trellu http://keyframed.net/index.html

Light Design: 

Asier Solana https://www.gorki.de/en/company/asier-solana