Carry

"This is not a men vs. women issue. It´s about people vs. prejudice. Laura Bates"

A body to be looked at, a body at work, a body to be owned, a body as a reflection, a body as an image...body in a way the ubiquitous smart technology has (pre)formulated for us. The artists of the Radical Empathy delve into the depths of the uncertain and complex position of women in contemporary society within its cultural (and historical) frameworks, filtered through smart technologies which are juggling with contexts and thus bending our perceptions.

Reminiscent of Cunningham works, this piece contemplates chance, freedom and ultimately ability (not only) for women to escape frames and perceptions of past due to technology of tomorrow. In this absorbing dance-technology performance, semi-autonomous algorithm decides to reacts on virtuoso dance with different images & timing based on collected data while being programmed to follow tight dramaturgy and limited library of possibilities.

This show has version for public spaces (foyers, galleries, shopping malls and theatre - black or white box). We focus on poor and underdeveloped communities.