William Forsythe’s choreographic installation City of Abstracts turns the camera on people in town going about their daily business. People crossing the street, entering a museum, waiting on a street corner. Their images are projected on a big screen in the public space. Their movements are transformed into a dance of stretched and spiralled bodies, of heads vanishing and reappearing. As in a fun fair mirror maze, the projected images do not only invite people to watch, but also to move and play along. They are fed back the unnoticed choreography in which they are already engaged and turned into performers in an abstract reality.
dates
June 4 - June 28
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