Death by Landscape, a concert
Alix Eynaudi + guests
- Sat 14.6 20:15 — 21:30 Budascoop
Dance, concert
No spoken language, no surtitles
An enchanting journey through sound, movement and image. In Death by Landscape, a Concert, a dark theatre is transformed into a layered landscape where live music, dance and video merge. Together with a group of artists, Alix Eynaudi creates a sensory experience where the boundaries between meaning and mystery dissipate.
Piano music floats through the space while images and bodies move in an interplay of light and shadow. This is not a story with a clear narrative, but a ritual of associations and impressions, a place where time slows down and thoughts wander.
Be transported into a hypnotic atmosphere where nothing is fixed and everything continually reforms itself. An invitation to wander, to feel and to listen to what occurs between the notes, the movements and the silences.
“The 75 minutes pass far too quickly for anyone who gets involved in what is happening on stage and is infected by the sometimes meditative atmosphere. Alix Eynaudi and her team of artists from a wide range of disciplines have succeeded in creating a wonderful evening.”
Credits
Concept & choreography Alix Eynaudi Music turf + surf (Paul Kotal & Han-Gyeol Lie) Performing Marie Goudot (the role of Cécile Tonizzo), Hugo Le Brigand, Han-Gyeol Lie, a grand piano, Paul Kotal & Alix Eynaudi Costumes design An Breugelmans Drawings on curtain Cécile Tonizzo Light designer Jan Maertens (originally Yasemin Duru) Accomplices Anne Faucheret, Mark Lorimer, Clémence Mondolini, Lukas Kötz Curtains repair Soheila Kianijoo Original film virna purna (the final stop) by Ujjwal Kanishka Utkarsh Thanks to bears in the park for the gracious gift of their dance carpet Thanks to kunstencentrum BUDA for passing along their beautiful abandoned velvet curtains (originally made for the city theatre of Kortrijk in the 80’, they later became garments for the Limelight arts centre) Thanks to Tanzquartier Wien for their gift of abandoned white curtains Thanks to brut Wien for their gift of black moltons Production mollusca productions Coproductions brut Wien, a project of the European Capital of Culture Bad Ischl Salzkammergut 2024 Residencies kunstencentrum BUDA, Volkskundemuseum Wien Supported by the Cultural Department of the City of Vienna, BMWKMS – Federal Ministry for Housing, Arts, Culture and Sport, SKE / austro mechana, Austrian Cultural Forum Brussels This show benefited from the support of the Institut Français d’Autriche
