Onde está o Relâmpago que Vos Lamberá as Vossas Labaredas — Hugo Calhim Cristóvão & Joana von Mayer Trindade
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Onde está o Relâmpago que Vos Lamberá as Vossas Labaredas — Hugo Calhim Cristóvão & Joana von Mayer Trindade
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The creation treats Dance as a paradigmatic locus/lightning of Heterodoxy in articulation with Nietzsche’s “Zarathustra”. For the choreography of a dance by Zarathustra, funambular, in imbalance and generosity as a manifestation of the “human, all too human”. Able to ignite away orthodoxy, uniformity, conformism, mere repetition of patterns, growing inhumanity.
About Hugo Calhim Cristóvão & Joana von Mayer Trindade
Joana von Mayer Trindade is a choreographer, dancer and teacher. She has a master’s degree in solo/dance/authorship from the Berlin University of the Arts, and a degree in Psychology from the University of Porto. She completed the contemporary dance performer course at Forum Dança and the Essais course at the National Contemporary Dance Centre in Angers.
Hugo Calhim Cristóvão is a director, choreographer and researcher. He has a doctorate in philosophy from the Faculty of Letters of the University of Porto with the thesis Actor-Network Theory: Methodology and Ontology. An Eventual Irreduction of Philosophy to Be, and a master’s degree in contemporary philosophy with the thesis The Dionysian, Zos vel Thanatos, and the Zoetic Art – Sorcery of Austin Osman Spare. He has a degree in philosophy and in theatre, specialising in acting and actors directing, from ESMAE – School of Music and Performing Arts.
Together they co-founded the research group NuIsIs ZoBoP (2004) and created Abbadon, She Will Not Live, VELEDA, ZOS (She Will Not Live), Meninas [Girls], Nameless Natures, Heaven Is Just a Blue Disguise of Hell, Insatiability in the case or at the same time a miracle, Mysterium Coniunctionis, Suicided – The Vice of Humiliating Immortality, Impregnation and Solace Over this Irreductible Soil Where with Fruition I Insurrect Myself and Portrait of a Dancer as Velvet.