COLD HAWAII

Grateful for the possiblitiy to be able to work together freely in a very open situation in the middle of nature:

In a short and spontaneuos residency in July 2020 in the KirstenKjærs Museum in the North of Denmark choreographer/dancer Victoria Hauke and composer/sounddesigner Andi Otto develloped a new work, feeding on and going beyond excerpts of their works.

Their meanwhile 10 years lasting international

collaboration kept revolving around the question: What is the relation between dance and music? Is the dance following the music – is the music accompanying the dance? Or…?

In Duo and Solo parts they unfold an evening around ways of interaction between sound and movement. Andi Otto plays a self-built sensor-extended cello bow called 'Fello',

whereas at times a simular gravity sensor, attached to the body of the dancer, translates dance movement directly into sound: surfing on a wave of sound and movement.

Thank you for support for travel expanses to: Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, Ministery of Culutre and Media, International Cultural Exchange  and the Kirtsen Kjærs Museum, DK.