Project

Motus Mori Düsseldorf

Katja Heitmann
Studio 6
Dates
29.02.2020 – 29.02.2020
Mann steht und wird von einer Frau in der Hocke genau beobachtet.
Man, etwas älter, liegt auf dem Boden, beobachtet von einer Frau in der Hocke
Normale Frau spricht mit Tänzerin. Sie sitzen auf weißen Blöcken.
Tänzerin und eine ältere Frau sitzen auf dem Boden und sind im Kontakt miteinander.
Man sieht einen Menschen beim Schreiben in einem Notizbuch.

What is a space’s movement legacy? Especially for tanzhaus nrw, Netherlands-based choreographer and movement researcher Katja Heitmann installs a movement archive of the city of Düsseldorf in that she dedicates herself to all those small and even smaller movements that become circumstantial in everyday life. She bestows attention and space to every kind of physicalness. Katja Heitmann has been working on a method to keep those movements alive and to make them accessible since 2018. During a lecture performance, Katja Heitmann and her team provide an introduction to the movement archive. On the following day, interested audiences may donate their own movements in the form of an interview to the “Motus Mori Düsseldorf” archive. All those who are interested, regardless of age and prior dance knowledge, are very much invited to participate. Katja Heitmann will continue her research in an open studio at tanzhaus nrw in April 2020, opening the experience in a unique movement exhibition from April 16 until April 19.
 

Sat 29.02.
15:00 + 18:00

Lecture Performance
Motus Mori Düsseldorf
Sun 01.03.
12:00 – 18:00
Interview
Duration: 60 min. per interview
Registration via motusmori@katjaheitmann.com
Thu 16.04. till Sun 19.04. Movement exhibition

Concept, choreography: Katja Heitmann; Concept, music, produktion management: Sander van der Schaaf; Performance: Wies Berkhout, Ornella Prieto, Lea Christensen, T.B.A.; Artistic production assistant: Moene Roovers; Photo, video: Hanneke Wetzer.
A production by Katja Heitmann / This is not a show, co-produced by DansBrabant and tanzhaus nrw. Supported by 
Dutch Performing Arts Fund, Province of Noord Brabant, municipality of Tilburg.