Supported by our soundscape designers Bang & Olufsen.
Performances at 12:15pm – 2:30pm – 5:00pm – 7:00pm
Free Admission – please register.
Doors open 15 minutes before performance starts.
The installation Future Self presents viewers with their full-length body image, three-dimensionally distributed as tiny points of light. Quoting the minimalist tradition, Random International has reduced the image to the lowest resolution in which the reflected form can still be recognised.
Future Self studies human movement: what it reveals about our identity, the relationship we have with our own image and with others. A slight delay in the depiction offers an encounter with the self-image that is direct yet ethereal.
This installation is extensively explored in a contemporary dance piece choreographed by Wayne McGregor and scored by Max Richter. Two dancers communicate intensely with each other and with their own reflections. Throughout the performance, music, light and the human form are unified into one immediate and emotional experience.
Future Self 2012
Company Random International and Company Wayne McGregor
Duration 10 minutes
Choreography Wayne McGregor
Original Music Max Richter
Installation Random International
Costume Design Moritz Junge, costumes originally designed for the production FAR
Originally danced by Fukiko Takase and Alexander Whitley
Premiere date and venue 27 April 2012, MADE Gallery, Berlin, Germany
