Relational Trajectories

The main focus is on investigating the ways in which the dancer uses different perspectives on a material in an artistic process and how they develop methods to develop the process. The material can consist of movement, text, speech, music, objects, etc. This is explored, among other things, in the project “Things that must be done” by performance artist Eleonora Fabiao in which Roos participates. Flexibility, creativity and adaptability are key words and it is clear that the consequences of how methods are shared and transformed are at the heart of an artistic process.

The project aims to explore and elucidate the dialogue and interaction, the relational trajectories, that take place between dancers/performers/participants in performative practices of today. What kind of procedures lies behind the instant creation of methods and what kind of experience and skill is needed from the performer to be able to contribute in that process? In what ways are these methods shared, transformed and transacted during a working process?

The project is carried out through dialog with professional practitioners in the field of dance

Stockholm University of the Arts

The project is carried out through 2015

 https://uniarts.diva-portal.org/smash/record.jsf?pid=diva2%3A1610191&dswid=1596 

https://uniarts.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:1184964/FULLTEXT01.pdf 

https://tisch.nyu.edu/performance-studies/news/eleonora-fabiao-things-that-must-be-done-series 

https://laescuela.art/en/campus/classrooms/walks-walking-walkers-eleonora-fabiao