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The 'grey line' is a metaphor for the soft and blurry transition from day to night. In the new performance and moving installation ‘Greyline’ by Renae Shadler, the movements of five dancers intertwine with two ethereal aerocene sculptures. These 400 cubic metre large sculptures - inflated by air, carried by wind, and lifted by the sun - call us to blur the lines between human and non-human realms and daringly challenge geopolitical boundaries.As the dancers journey with the sun through the park, they merge with the qualities of all three atmospheric forces powering the sculptures, aiming to dissolve perceived barriers that are not recognized by these global entities. The audience, surrounded by an airy vocal composition of percussive and murmuring soundscapes, accompanies them on this collective drift through Gleisdreieck Park.
‘Greyline’ is the second part of a trilogy that began with the piece ‘Under my Gaze’ (2022). It continues Renae Shadler's choreographic research into how superhuman relationships can be depicted in performance art. The project combines dance, science and installation and is being created in collaboration with the Aerocene Foundation.The foundation was initiated by the visual artist Tomás Saraceno and is dedicated to the to the testing and development of aerosolar sculptures.
Free admission. Please register to take part in the performance course.
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Park am Gleisdreieck, Berlin, Germany
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