Felix Urbina Alejandre / Beautiful Accidents
LÁTIÐ BLÓMIN TALA
Sunnudagur 16. nóvember 22:00 - 23:00
Iðnó
2900/4900/6900 ISK
Aðgengi: Í Iðnó er hjólastólaaðgengi.
Umhyggju upplýsingar: Myrkur, hávær og örvandi hljóð, nekt & sterk lykt (ilmkjarnaolíur).
Látið blómin tala er ögrandi hljóðrænt ritúal – óður til dulúðlegrar náttúru og ærslafengins annarleika. Í verkinu er reynt að koma framandi tryllingi og söng náttúrunnar til skila með lifandi hljóðmynd þar sem saman fléttast langspil, fagott, raftónlist, rödd og dans. Verkið er flutt af dansara og fjórum tónlistarmönnum. Í verkinu er fengist við fólksflutninga, arfleifð, hinsegin sjálfsmynd og kórhefð Íslendinga.
Felix Urbina Alejandre er mexíkóskur danslistamaður sem býr í Reykjavík. Undir nafninu „Beautiful Accidents“ býður hann öðru listafólki upp í samtal um hinn tilraunakennda líkama, ljóðrænu og skapandi bræði. Listsköpun hans hnígur að innra lífi listamannsins og fer gjarnan fram í nánu samstarfi við tónlistarfólk.
Framleitt af: Beautiful Accidents. Með stuðning frá Reykjavik Dance Festival.
Framleiðslu- og kynningaraðstoð: Vesen Backstage.
Sérstakar þakkir til: Valdimar Jóhannsson, Gúðny Hrund Sigurðardóttir, Rósa Ómarsdóttir, Marvaða Creations, Ólöf Ingólfsdóttir, Myndhöggvarafélagið, Reykjavík Dance Festival, Dansverkstæðið, Iðnó, Tóma Rýmið, Mengi, Listaháskóli Íslands, Zodiak- Center for New Dance.
Vinnustofu stuðningur: Reykjavík Dance Festival, Culture Moves Europe- Goethe Institute, Zodiak-Lab/ Zodiak Center for New Dance.
Verkefnið er styrkt af Sviðslistasjóði, Listamannalaunum
Danshöfundur og flytjandi: Felix Urbina Alejandre.
Í samsköpun með: Cameron Anderton - Bassoon & raftónlist, Bergþóra Ægisdóttir- söngur og langspil, Ida Schuften Juhl - hljóðrýmisvinna, rafhljóð & tæknistjórnun, Maurizio Vuolo- raftónlist.
Sviðsmynd & búningar: Karen Briem.
Wielding: Sophie May Nichols and Karen Briem.
Viðarskúlptúrar: Elsa Jónsdóttir
Aðrir hlutir og ráð: Guðný Hrund Sigurðardóttir.
Ljósahönnun, myndbandsgerð & heimildaupptaka: Patrik Ontkovic
Ljósmyndun & efnisskráarlýsing: Odysseas Chloridis
Stafrænir miðlar: Hellmoonk /Máni Sigurðsson
Tæknileg aðstoð & hljóðupptökur: Hiroki Kamoshida.
Kór: (In process- confirmed end of October)
Felix Urbina Alejandre / Beautiful Accidents
SONG OF THE REBEL FLOWER
Sunday 16th November 22:00 - 23:00
Iðnó
Free
Access: Iðnó has wheelchair access.
Care information: Darkness, loud and stimulating noises, partial nudity, strong smells (essential oils). Audience should be mindful of the presence of lit candles in the performing area.
Song of the Rebel Flower is conceived as a transgressive sonic ritual—an ode to mystic nature and revelrous other-being. The performance wishes to embody foreign rage and nature’s song through a live soundscape of Langspil, bassoon, electronic music, voice and dance. Featuring one dancer and four live musicians, it explores themes of migration, queer identity, Icelandic choral tradition and heritage.
Felix Urbina Alejandre is a Mexican dance artist, living in Reykjavik. Under the name "Beautiful Accidents” he wishes to host artistic collaborations that speak to the experimental body, poetic affects and creative rage. His explorations focus on the inner life of the performer, and often involve close collaborations with new music makers and performers.
Produced by: Beautiful Accidents. With the support of Reykjavik Dance Festival.
Production and promotional Assistance: Vesen Backstage.
Special thanks to: Valdimar Jóhannsson, Gúðny Hrund Sigurðardóttir, Rósa Ómarsdóttir, Marvaða Creations, Ólöf Ingólfsdóttir, Myndhöggvarafélagið, Reykjavík Dance Festival, Dansverkstæðið, Iðnó, Tóma Rýmið, Mengi, Listaháskóli Íslands, Zodiak- Center for New Dance.
Residency support: Reykjavík Dance Festival, Culture Moves Europe- Goethe Institute, Zodiak-Lab/ Zodiak Center for New Dance.
Project funded by the Icelandic Performing Arts Fund and Artist’s Salary Fund.
Choreography and performance: Felix Urbina Alejandre.
Created together with the performers: Cameron Anderton - Bassoon and electronics, Bergþóra Ægisdóttir- Singing and langspil, Ida Schuften Juhl - Sound spatialization, electronics, technical director, Maurizio Vuolo - Electronics
Set and costume design: Karen Briem.
Wielding: Sophie May Nichols and Karen Briem.
Wood Sculptures: Elsa Jónsdóttir
Additional pieces and advice: Guðný Hrund Sigurðardóttir.
Light designer, video and documentation: Patrik Ontkovic
Photography and program note: Odysseas Chloridis
Digital media: Hellmoonk /Máni Sigurðsson
Technical Assistance and sound recording: Hiroki Kamoshida.
Choir : (In process- confirmed end of October)