Anna Nowicka's work explores the choreography of the imaginary and the relationship between dreaming and dancing bodies. She develops a new poetic narrative that skilfully alternates between inner states, characters, flickering gestures, formal dances and atmospheric landscapes. As in a dream, all these forms of being emerge from an embodied experience and dissolve into the space of possibility.
The term Uvula comes from the Latin word for uvula, and here represents a physical invitation to create life.
This work was commissioned by the Polish National Gallery Zachęta in Warsaw as a response to Piotr Uklański's sculpture Untitled (Wide Open). In 'Uvula', Anna Nowicka asks how one can go on in times of despair and turns to dreams as a remedy against a hopeless future.
Concept, performance: Anna Nowicka
Sound, music: Jasmine Guffond
Light design: Aleksandr Prowaliński
Dramaturgical support: Aleksandra Osowicz, Jette Büchsenschütz
Duration: 45 min
Commissioned by the Polish National Gallery Zachęta Warsaw and co-produced with DOCK ART, funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion. Supported by Diorama Berlin.
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Following the performance Uvula by Anna Nowicka on Friday, 20 December 2024, we cordially invite you to Language & Art Lovers, a lively exchange about art, languages and life in the Foyerbar. After all, what better way to practise a language than by talking about shared experiences?
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On Sunday, 22 December 2024, we cordially invite you to the Open House of the Institute for Dreaming and Imagery:
10.00 – 12.00: Dream session with Betta Eichner
12.00 – 13.00: Lunch break
13.00 – 15.00: Imagery with Anna Nowicka
Participation fee: 75 EUR
More information and registration: https://institutefordreamingandimagery.com/course/iidi-open-house-berlin/
Questions? Write: eyeseathelight@gmail.com