Fri 18.10.2024 // 19.00
Photo: Julie Walser
Photo: Laurent Ziegler
Fri 18.10.2024 // 19.00
Bräuhausgasse 40, 1050 Wien // pay as you wish/can // food & drinks
A shared evening with work-in-progress (dance-) performances, which were created or further developed in the context of Im_flieger CHANGING SPACES Vienna-Vorarlberg and Im_flieger SUPPORTS.
In cooperation with netzwerkTanz.
zum Wohl // Stefanie Momo Beck (AT)
In her project “zum Wohl”, Vorarlberg artist Stefanie Momo Beck examines facets of a complex state, well-being – an idealised state that seems to be constantly and unconsciously chased after by individuals and society. In her solo she observes the fragile interaction between embodiment and emotions. By playing with objects and placing the performer in relation to them, the audience is invited to engage in a visual and emotional dialogue with their own well-being. The current, changing state of the performer also influences the course of the piece. Finding and negotiating physical well-being is at the centre of the performance.
Performance: Stefanie Momo Beck
Outside Eyes: Verena Herterich, Arne Manott
With support by: Im_flieger and netzwerkTanz Vorarlberg
Ancestors Echoes // Maartje Pasman (NL/AT)
Ancestors Echoes is Maartje Pasman’s intimate journey into her Dutch-Indonesian heritage, intertwining ancestral dances with contemporary exploration. Through these dances, she weaves soundscapes from her roots, navigating the intergenerational silences that shape her identity. The mantra “kita tari, tari kita” – “we dance, our dance” – resonates, bridging past and present. Through imagery and movement, echoes of the past reverberate, allowing her spirit to find expression in the here and now.
This work-in-progress is a collage of personal reflections that began in 2023. It draws on family interviews, a journey to Java, Indonesia, and the practice of traditional Javanese temple dance. With the use of field recordings and her voice she layers the work with an auditory texture. As Maartje continues her research, she navigates layers of memory and movement, examining how these lingering echoes inform the present and reshape the narrative of her artistic expression.
Performance: Maartje Pasman
Music: Stefan Voglsinger
Special thanks to: Rosa Braber, Ibu Rusini, Family Pasman
Maartje Pasman (NL/AT) (*1988) is a Dutch performer and dancer with Indonesian roots who lives in Vienna. She danced for Florentina Holzinger, Georg Blaschke and Sara Ostertag, among others, and was part of the De Dansers (NL) and Dschungel Wien (AT) ensembles. As a performer, Maartje danced in countless performances for young audiences worldwide, e.g. Ubumuntu Festival (RW), ASSITEJ Festival (KOR), Tweetakt (NL). She has been awarded the Stella14 Performing Arts Award for Outstanding Performer and others. Maartje has a BA Contemporary Dance from the Amsterdam University of the Arts (2010) and received a danceWEB scholarship for the ImPulsTanz festival 2018, the Start scholarship 2018 from the Federal Chancellery of Austria and the Performance work scholarship 2023 from the City of Vienna. Together with Katharina Senk, she is part of the collective tanz.sucht.theater. www.maartjepasman.com
Stefan Voglsinger (AT) (*1986) is a musician and performer based in Vienna. He studied drums at the Vienna Music Institute, Music & Movement Pedagogy at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna and Sound for Films at the Escuela internacional de Cine y Television in Cuba. He focuses on interdisciplinary experiments working with sound and image, developing performances or audiovisual installations including selfbuilt or hacked electronic circuits. At Setzkasten he modifies analog film projectors, works in the darkroom and the sound studio. As a curator he organizes regularly concerts and transdisciplinary evenings, holds Circuit Cooking soldering workshops in schools and at festivals. He works at the Filmmuseum Vienna, is co-curator of Klangmanifeste and plays with The Vegetable Orchestra. voglsinger.klingt.org / setzkastenwien.at
Stefanie Momo Beck (AT) is a freelance artist, circus performer, clown and dancer. She deals with the dynamics of shame, the complexity of being and the diversity of human automatisms.