Performative/Movement Installation. Performer and choreographer Lívia MM Balážová delves into the life of French sculptor Camille Claudel—a woman who created on the edge of genius and madness.
A creation for younger audience (13+), playfully exploring the intersection of dance and martial arts. Examining and reconstructing the vocabulary of different fighting practices, the two performers transform the arena into a zone of sensitive and intimate action, and expose different perspectives on relations between young men.
The autumn meeting in 2024 will be held in Slovakia for the first time in the history of
Aerowaves, during the Bratislava in Movement festival.
During this presentation we will look at the origins of contemporary dance in Spain
and the trailblazers whose choreographic voices gave Spain a specific and vibrant identity on international stages starting in the 1990s.
La Veronal Universe workshop by Laia Duran proposes an introduction to our imaginary and to our dissociated and mechanical movement that has as well lots of theatricality in it.
The cooperation between the Bratislava in Movement Festival and the Prague Dance Film Festival has its own tradition. The curated program of the evening of dance films this year will offer a collection of works with a very diversified poetics. Dance films are a realm of artistic freedom and strong creative concepts. The offered collection will be a clear proof of that. The genre selection ranges from fantasy dance comedy to docu-metaphor to dark horror mirage. Seven films and each one is different.
The premiere and reruns of a multimedia site-specific dance performance, starring both professional dancers and dance enthusiast coming from different Bratislava communities. Together they will present both a multicultural history of the place in a multi-ethnic city and the diversity of the Bratislava communities.
Daniel Abreu, a renowned choreographer and performer, is a prominent figure in the Spanish dance scene. We are excited to present his work for the first time in Slovakia.
Juraj Korec and his team were inspired by sci-fi poetics, where the human body often finds itself in unusual, even inhospitable conditions, facing surprising challenges.
Movement improvisation, limited by an intricate construction, as an artistic reflection of the current development of society. The performance raises the question of our responsibility towards future generations. It addresses serious issues such as the climate crisis and the increasing tension and aggression in society.