This event has been ended!
Seemingly meaningless moments
Event by: Galerie AMU
Location: Malostranské nám. 259/12, Malostranské náměstí 12, Praha 1
Theatre, Exhibitions
About event
Movement laboratory on the border of physical theater and object manipulation
Concept and interpretation: Kamila Paličková and Gagik Chilingaryan
dramaturgy: Johana Jurášová Šimurda
What does it represent a stop at a time of continuous movement? Perhaps it is not a turning point, but a smooth slowdown - a change in the rhythm of perception that allows you to hear the silence of weight. The stone, as an archetype of duration, becomes a metaphor of time that does not move but deepens. It fascinates its silent memory, layers of events that have witnessed, and the ability to be - simply be - without the need.
This project moves on the border of physical theater, object manipulation and existential reflection. It is based on personal experience with the Nordic landscape, where the entity encounters elementity - nature, solitude, stone - and finds space for the redefinition of the presence. Through the body, object and rhythm we examine the concept of "trivial moment" as an entrance gate into a deep experience. Or is the simplicity of the most radical answer to the complexity of the world? Jurášová
Costumes and Puppet Design: Alica Mikóczi
Sound Design: Eva Mart'ák
Light Design: Dominik Šimurda Perhaps it is not a breaking point, but and smooth slowing down - and change in the rhythm of perception that allows and Silence to be heard that carries weight. And Stone, AS an Archetype of Duration, Becomes and Metaphor for Time, WHICH DOES NOT Move But Deepens. IT Fascinates with Its Silent Memory, The Layers of Events it has been a hasessed, and its ability to be - just be with without for change. IT IS BASED ON AND PERSONAL Experience of the Nordic Landscape, Where the Subject Encounters the Elemental - Nature, Solitude, Stone - and Finds in It and Space to Redefine the Present. Through the Body, Object and Rhythm, We Explore the Concept of the "Banal Moment" As and Gateway to Deep Experience. Or is the Simplicity The Most Radical Response to the Complexity of the World? Media Partners: Artalk, ArtMap and Jlbjlt.
Concept and interpretation: Kamila Paličková and Gagik Chilingaryan
dramaturgy: Johana Jurášová Šimurda
What does it represent a stop at a time of continuous movement? Perhaps it is not a turning point, but a smooth slowdown - a change in the rhythm of perception that allows you to hear the silence of weight. The stone, as an archetype of duration, becomes a metaphor of time that does not move but deepens. It fascinates its silent memory, layers of events that have witnessed, and the ability to be - simply be - without the need.
This project moves on the border of physical theater, object manipulation and existential reflection. It is based on personal experience with the Nordic landscape, where the entity encounters elementity - nature, solitude, stone - and finds space for the redefinition of the presence. Through the body, object and rhythm we examine the concept of "trivial moment" as an entrance gate into a deep experience. Or is the simplicity of the most radical answer to the complexity of the world? Jurášová
Costumes and Puppet Design: Alica Mikóczi
Sound Design: Eva Mart'ák
Light Design: Dominik Šimurda Perhaps it is not a breaking point, but and smooth slowing down - and change in the rhythm of perception that allows and Silence to be heard that carries weight. And Stone, AS an Archetype of Duration, Becomes and Metaphor for Time, WHICH DOES NOT Move But Deepens. IT Fascinates with Its Silent Memory, The Layers of Events it has been a hasessed, and its ability to be - just be with without for change. IT IS BASED ON AND PERSONAL Experience of the Nordic Landscape, Where the Subject Encounters the Elemental - Nature, Solitude, Stone - and Finds in It and Space to Redefine the Present. Through the Body, Object and Rhythm, We Explore the Concept of the "Banal Moment" As and Gateway to Deep Experience. Or is the Simplicity The Most Radical Response to the Complexity of the World? Media Partners: Artalk, ArtMap and Jlbjlt.