Here, here and here here and here, here here here and here, here.
The project commit to unrestrained meaning production, and in order to dance writes a book, which is several, onto several bodies, in several places. Choreography turns into a multiple choir traveling a lace. And where language bribes logics, landscapes shift the horizon. And as narrative proceeds without a script, the dancers inscribe each other into someone else’s hand, and wanders in between. The project argues for choreography as the braiding of middle sense, that which navigates between words and gestures, between exposure and reception, between the reciprocally perceived recognized and the disposed dismissed. A middle where each place is a singular here entangled into many. Where sense grows unstable and beautifully tenacious.
choreography Anja Arnquist, Cristina Caprioli, Madeleine Lindh
text Anja Arnquist, Madeleine Lindh – actuated by Cristina Caprioli
performers Anja Arnquist, Madeleine Lindh
film Cristina Caprioli
film edit Madeleine Lindh
stills Anja Arnquist Madeleine Lindh (thanks to Tina Eriksson Fredriksson)
graphic design Eleonora Bergendal
the project has been presented in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Florence, Copenhagen and Berlin
outtakes
Here, here and here here and here, here here here and here, here.
Elsewhere
TEXTBOX
Right Here
Here, here and here here and here, here here here and here, here.
HERE
Everywhere
Writing dancing
Dancing writing
Trans-choreography
Here yet not here
Notes on a Pebble
Notes on a Tumble
novel
photo book
text in a box
performative reading
film & dance performance
film & dance performance
film installation
workshop
workshop
laboratory
laboratory (in the pipeline)
interactive installation
lecture performance
Here, here and here here and here, here here here and here, here. – film & dance performance
Clear minded and fearless, they stumble effortlessly from one place to the next, leap the distance and fold into the next. Two figures and ten places, unreliably irregular, split-listeners, vigilantly distracted and somewhat naïve moving into a close encounter. The performance is careful, impulsive, quiet and untied, shifting between immersive reverb and sudden peaks of intensity, from inexplicable recklessness to dreamy melancholy. Tracing the sweet rough sentiment of an old Texan waltz.
choreography Anja Arnquist, Cristina Caprioli, Madeleine Lindh
performers Anja Arnquist, Madeleine Lindh
film and photography Cristina Caprioli
film and sound edit Madeleine Lindh
premiered fall 2015 in Stockholm
RIGHT HERE – performative reading
Three women sit at a table and speak the novel, and in order to pronounce the words they watch films, hold up signs, drown in paper, dance themselves non-sensical. Text turns into gesture, gesture into choreography, choreography lands into a nest of disparate narrative in disorder. More than a reading, this is an etching of traces, and a ragbag plotting a story on the spot. Inexplicably lighthearted and decisive gravity. Literature in the making and entertainment, suitable for libraries, galleries, museums, theatre venues and other public places.
choreography, text & performance Anja Arnquist, Cristina Caprioli, Madeleine Lindh (NB! In Swedish)
premiered September 2015 at Skogen in Gothenburg
HERE – film & dance installation
Two female figures in a corner listen to pop and dance a floor bound duet. In the opposite corner, creased text swaying in the breeze, moving the corner into several. Floors, walls, pages and bodies dancing into one another together apart, unable to settle into a single here.
choreography Anja Arnquist, Cristina Caprioli, Madeleine Lindh
performers Anja Arnquist, Madeleine Lindh
film Cristina Caprioli
photography Håkan Larsson
film edit Madeleine Lindh
premiered November 2015 at Design Hall in Stockholm
Everywhere – film installation
51 films, edited into ten narratives overwhelming walls, floors, corners and ceilings with their wilderness. The films are shot in Nevada, Death Valley (Stovepipe & Amargosa) and California (Trone, Pismo, Highway 1) and depict empty places, where two female figures walk the uncertain. Everywhere, the landscapes shift into a narrative of transference, made of passing details, eyes wide open, hinged to sentiment. This is a steep dream choreography in the spirit of Terrence Malick, in search of a Sofia Coppola breach. Stringency into the mild, lost time, restrained.
choreography Anja Arnquist, Cristina Caprioli, Madeleine Lindh
performers Anja Arnquist, Madeleine Lindh
film and photography Cristina Caprioli
film and sound edit Madeleine Lindh
premiered fall 2014 in Stockholm
films:
Curve
Parabole
Shadow
Trailers
Containers
Climb
Sound
Voyage
Horizon
Ghost
Yellow Labor