Performance
27/11/2016, 20:00
Kino Šiška – Katedrala
Tickets: 7 € presale, 10 € at the door
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In his book Risk Society (1992), German sociologist Ulrich Beck states that in the late modern society “how one lives becomes the biographical solution of systemic contradictions”. More than twenty years after Beck’s statement, Serbian dancers, performers and choreographers Igor Koruga and Ana Dubljević in their latest performance Only Mine Alone problematise the relationship between the private (or the extremely individualized) and the public through the tautological symptoms of the social choreography in the contemporary depoliticized society, in which the issue is not so much the political occupation of privacy, but a process in which the individualist Darwinism of the late capitalism emerges painfully and horrifyingly, with its psychosomatic trauma, in the public arena of the vacated political space ruled by the deficit of representation. Dance performance Only Mine Alone with its vulnerable presence addresses the problem of contemporary loneliness and paves its way into the public by providing it with possible social consolidation.
The choreographed piece addresses the so-called negative feelings of individuals as an important quality of everyday capitalist society. It supports the public admission of such emotions on a collective level, as a potential foundation for the creation of new forms of collectivism, solidarity and socio-political action.
Performance space: Siniša Ilić
Performance space construction: Karkatag kolektiv
Music: Darja Janošević
Graphic design: Katarina Popović
Production: Ksenija Đurović
PR: Sanja Ljumović
Photos: Vladimir Opsenica
Video documentation: Nemanja Stojanović
Co-production: Station Service for contemporary dance with the support of Departures and Arrivals (DNA) network through the Creative Europe programme
Duration: 55 min
Organised by Kino Šiška and NDA.