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Endemic Flower of my mind Small dramaturgical vision for the performance.
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Score of contrast and scans Working on the Tier 14, I had a feeling to dive more deeply into contrast and parallel realities. I came up with this score to push this experiment further
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Instant Piece Device This is a photo from the costume fitting for the instant piece performance created as part of the exercises during the final week of the research residency. In this exercise, we were randomly assigned a role as creators (costumes, set design, performers or music) and had to come up with a solution on the spot to create the piece that would be performed shortly afterwards.
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Body politics_giggle score We danced, we danced a lot, we danced with Anna, Deb and Jo, we loved it. We danced in front of Ministry of Culture, it was powerful, we danced and we finished this chapter.
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Apartyou An improvisation with a ladder that explores the dynamics of peer ostracism in a non-hierarchical group.
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Joker mode Improvisation listening a sound composition from tier 8, but using as a stimulus que collective contribution for tier 10.
Mixing around with Jo, from Wales collective.
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Individual contribution Tier 15 Some of the automatic writing and drawings of Score 1
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Politics of dance Observing my own bodily sensations and the reactions of others while pushing my personal boundaries in front of the Hungarian Parliament. The focus is on what types of movement this context invites or constrains, what actions are permitted or prohibited, and how the gaze of police officers, tourists, and passersby influences my experience.
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Timeless Survival During this week, we began working through the given score and progressed up until the fifth tier within the starter. Based on the provided aspects to consider for each tier, a series of decisions, inspirations, and key focal points emerged, which served as the foundation for initiating the development of an experimental performance.
Within the framework of the 1) social residency, shared points of interest included the themes of the collective ways of working: apocalypse, and the notion of a social experiment within the Icodaco project. In relation to the 2) decision-making process, the group agreed upon a specific mechanism, which was consistently applied throughout the week. It was based on intuition that specific people embody certain options and one person - without knowing who embodies which option - makes the decision. Although a wide range of 3) themes surfaced, the primary focus converged around liminal spaces, the noiton of heterotopia by Michel Foucault, the current political situation in Hungary, and questions of survival, escape, and apocalypse.
In response to the theme of 4) body politics, we chose to engage in a walking practice, as well as a movement-based practice happening in front of the Parliament. The experiences gained through these activities were later translated into forms that could be shared and re-experienced by others within the 5) modality/mode/media section.
For the short video, we incorporated elements drawn from these shared experiences, including the props, installations, methods, and thematic concerns that emerged throughout the week. The resulting video can be understood as an experimental composition that continues the process of sharing by transforming individual experiences into a new, collective one. It is important to emphasize that this work was not conceived as a finished product, nor was it intended for an external audience. It embodies and embraces the interests as well as the challanges that we faced throughout the process.
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Working on the oppressed body Working with the theme body and oppression
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Thoughts on a porous choreography practice File speaks for itself
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Experimentation for ‘Seadevil’ As part of our final project, ‘Seadevil’ is an expanded opera and contemporary dance performance for four marginalised bodies traversing states of collapse, despair, and tenderness.
Against an empty, post-apocalyptic setting, filled with precarious structures and shimering aqueducts, water drops in a minimal rhythm, marking the pace for the apotheotic construction of a collective in which affection becomes a fundamental survival strategy.
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Wales - Playful Disturbance Images from Playful Disturbance week - Push to move vocabulary
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Draft 15 min score - Wales Written score created and tested with invited audience on 26th March 2026
( see collective contribution for video excerpt )
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Testing score - No Despair Testing of 15 min score with small invited audience (Czech collective)
Film is in three parts, this excerpt is 5 mins, part 2 of 3.
(See Jo’s individual contribution for details of the full written score)
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No Despair - Image A chair tipped on its side revealing a sign saying No Despair, installed in a sunlight studio. Next to it is a plant in a box, an apple on a plate, a pair of black boats. In the background is a pile of chairs.
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Workshop: Pitch it, do it Experimentation during the workshop facilitated by me titled ‘Pitch it, do it’ in which each participant has created a blueprint about a project/idea and pitch it to another participant who has quickly materialized it into a short performance
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Hello? Any one there? Screen shot of performance, speak your truth tv show
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Hypnosis 80’s tv hypnosis tv-show
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It’s HAPPENING Decent -> Offering -> Purification-> Feast
-> Ecstacy
P(R)EACH MAYHEM
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Tier 15 collective contribution We tried all the scores a few times and connected to score 3. Here is a collage of various moments within playing/ researching with the 3 scores.
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RupiRecap Please forgive the fact that it’s 6 minutes and 34 seconds long – it’s just too good to resist :) A video montage of our week’s work on this tier, where we focused on creation and worked on various stage setups.
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Crispy Spring resonance Crispy spring resonance score:
-Each chose the idea/ score you want to work with
-Everybody shares it with the group, and based on that divide in smaller groups of 2-3 based on shared interest
-Explore the idea in smaller groups and document the process
- Have a movie night and watch all the materials developed
- Individually chose which video/ material spoke to you the most and explore it in your body and environment, film it too
- Collect both the original and the reenacted videos and make a video collage.
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Archive of a Breathing Ruin This performance envisions a future where life is no longer solely organic but is reconstructed through technology. Set in an isolated, nature-detached space, it forms a hybrid ecosystem that preserves the memory of a lost world while attempting to reconstruct it in artificial form.
The body on stage dissolves into fragments and shifting forms, creating a visual language of disintegration. This state reflects a broader condition of crisis — the rupture between humanity and nature and the fragile attempt to restore that connection.
At the center appears a moving mechanical robot — an entity existing on the threshold between the biological and the mechanical. Its surface is covered with dried blossoms of the Christmas cactus, serving as traces of life and an archive of memory.
The robot moves without direction, as if beyond instinct, yet its presence becomes symbolic — a quiet insistence on continuity even after destruction. Its motion is not goal-driven but existential, a gesture against disappearance itself.
The work presents a paradox in which technology is both a consequence of collapse and the only remaining means through which life can persist, be preserved, and reimagined.
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Feeling A loop that slowly shifts from control to surrender.