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Ulf
Buschmann
Jos Antonio
Muoz
Grau
Minako Seki
ON LOGIC
My choreography is both logic and irrational at the same time, which means that
all feelings have a physical form. This form is also a very important basis of my work,
because every physical position is the transmitter of certain feelings:
What is the bodys pace?
Is the feeling hot or cold?
What colour is it of?
Is it smoky or transparent like glass?
Which feelings have which background? The background means landscape. You will
find the answers to all these questions in your everyday life and that is logic.
ON IRRATIONALITY
Everybody has associations, everybody daily sees a lot of images in front of their
inner eye unconsciously. Only that many people do not notice how the images
develop in their right half of the brain, how they move by and disappear again like
the sea in low tide.
I am transferring these irrational images, associations and imaginations of the right
half of the brain into movement by taking them to the logically convincing physical
forms of everyday life and connecting both. This is how my choreography arises.
The choreography that I show on stage, does of course have an audience.
Everybody in the audience has their own world of associations, and I offer various
possibilities to reach everybody in their own imagery. I dont explain through my
physical forms of everyday life, but lead the audience into a labyrinth of associations.
The movement of the body is very abstract. Therefore it is essential to name the
sensations of the body. The body is, e.g.:
a sack of water, in which bones float;
a whip;
a firestorm in a tube;
a sail in the wind;
larvae of midges;
a digital watch, and so on.
The body has innumerable little points. From each of these points you can be torn,
pushed, blown or shoved.
The
body is a line.
In the body there are innumerable lines, but the dancer first has to know the basis,
the crossing between the horizon and the line, that is dividing the body vertically in
the middle.
The
body is a wave.
The dancer on principle has to know, where he is. He has to know, that he is here
and not there. He has to be present.
If you take a piece of cloth, that is suspended from two ends, and you bump it at a
certain point, it will come back to its original position and the whole cloth will react
in a wavelike movement, when you let go again and let it hang freely. The human
body reacts in the very same way.
The
The
body is a circle.
When you throw a ball high up in the air in a bowshape, it will stay totally
immobile for a short moment on the highest point. This very dynamic happens to the
body in the figure eight and in the circle.
When you want to throw a ball very far or shoot an arrow, you first move your
body in the direction that is opposite to your goal.
In all your movements you have to sense a resistance between your heel and the
floor.
The
body is empty.
http://www.minakoseki.com/philosophy
484 . DESDOBLAMIENTOS
Ulf Buschmann
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Minako Seki
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