HayArt Cultural Centre
“Benoît and the Mandelbrots” see the laptop as their primary instrument, mainly dedicated to live coding.They use the programming language as an at-first-sight, non-intuitive, but simultaneously graphic interface between man and machine to improvise sound and music. Sonic conceptions and structures are expressed live as source code and interpreted by the computer. The laptop musicians […]
ALEXIS PAUL is a French composer, musician, and cultural player. His work is determined by a homogeneous form of poetic intentions. It focuses more particularly on music as a “tool”, and his main project revolves around using a street organ, through which he has collaborated in many countries with traditional singers and all kinds of […]
JENA JANG is a South Korean artist based in Prague, Czech Republic.She received a master’s degree in animation and film from the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague and is pursuing a PhD in visual communication at the time-based media atelier at the University of Jan Evangelista Ústí nad Labem.She has had an […]
Physical Theatre Workshop Gill Becher invited all those interested in Jacques Lecoq’s method to conduct a 2-day workshop around rituals for the different public spaces.The work method arounded the physical theatre – the body as the architecture of emotions. About the artistsGil Becher is an artist and artistic director from Israel that works and creates […]
Artistic, creative expressions always have had a form of mutual dialogue, similar to the spiritual communication between shamans and spirits. Art, music, and dance can express those conversations and abstract ideas.
Gil Becher, Oori Becher – Arma Theatre, Israel
Three site-specific multi-disciplinary performances occured at HayArt Cultural Center with specially designed costumes, hats, masks and sound. The intention is to conduct performances celebrating the place and its people.
Participatory Performance – Suzanna Hakobyan and Grigor Muradyan
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Marie-Caroline Hominal lives and works in Geneva. She received her dance education at the Schweizerische Ballettberufschule (ZHDK TanzAkademie) in Zurich and at the Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance in London, where she joined the National Youth Dance Company.Her personal research began in 2002. Her artistic practice includes text, drawing, dance, video, sculptures, and […]
In her works, Marie-Caroline Hominal often embodies animals or fictional figures that she borrows from cultural traditions as well as from pop culture and the world of cartoons. The piece with the eloquent and, at the same time, knowing title, Eurêka, c’est presque le titre (2021), begins with the retelling of a dream, in which […]
Romy Rüegger is an artist and writer based in Zurich and Berlin. Her research-based artistic work generates images, texts, movements and sounds that take the shape of scripts, writings, audio works, performances, performative spaces and choreographed rooms. Through feminist lenses, her work focuses on questions of history, shared resources and voices shaping our present and […]