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In “Dancing House” the users are called upon to move, to jump, and thereby – as indicated in the title – bringing the building and themselves to dance.
Since 1998 Klaus Obermaier works with projection mapping, most notably not only on static objects like buildings but also on moving bodies (“Apparition”, “Vivisector”, “D.A.V.E.”…).
Interactive projection mapping goes beyond the passive reception, the sheer amazement, by creating an immersive and communicative experience. Only through the active participation of the visitors, through their playful use, the artwork comes alive. Passive recipients turn into creative players.
Dancing House Artistic and Technical Assistant: Stefano D’Alessio.
Klaus Obermaier
Since more than three decades interdisciplinary artist, director and composer Klaus Obermaier creates innovative works with new media in performing arts, music and installations, highly acclaimed by critics and audience.
His inter-media performances and artworks are shown at festivals and theaters throughout Europe, Asia, North and South America and Australia. Many of his projects, such as “D.A.V.E”, “Apparition”, “Le Sacre du Printemps”, “Dancing House” or “EGO”, are considered groundbreaking and genre-defining for the development of new artistic forms of human interaction with digital systems.
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Co-financed by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage from the Culture Promotion Fund – a state earmarked fund, as part of the “Dance” programme, implemented by the National Institute of Music and Dance.
Ceny biletów
free admission
Cultural Center Ticket office
Open Monday to Friday from 12:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
phone: 81 466 61 40
oraz: 728 474 209
On other days, e-mail contact:
kasa@ck.lublin.pl
Age recommendation:
all ages
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Facade of the Centre for Culture in Lublin
Kontakt
National Choreographic Centre in Lublin
