Moving_Imagined Fragments

an instant composition dance performance

Mess up the here and now

Moving_

Imagined

Fragments

Mess up

the

here

and

now



Concept/Performance Dieter Defurne, Maria Pisiou

Editing of Sound Dieter Defurne

Premiere January, 2020, Uitnacht Festival, Arnhem(NL)

Photos: Fenia Kotsopoulou & Daz Disley

 

Moving_Imagined Fragments is an instant-composition performance that challenges linear perceptions of time through movement. Scores function as choreographic tools that capture traces of the past; by activating them, the performers renegotiate and redefine that past. This process creates a fluid relationship between what was and what is—a constant disruption of the present moment. Ultimately, the work asks: What is the “here and now”? From what substances is an instant made, and how do we experience it?

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Documentation of the process

If our heart were large enough to love life in all its details, we would see
that every instant is at once a giver and a plunderer, and that a young or
tragic novelty-always sudden-never ceases to illustrate the essential
discontinuity of time.

Gaston Bachellard,

Intuition of the Instant

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