NOTHING for 60min

NOTHING for 60min is a body image work which focused on body movement combine to live media and sound. 
It begins from „NOTHING for body“ and represented by unique language of each artistic expression under the same theme and concept. It tells about our subjective point of view to the other through the new view of the body. Harmonized expression between the body, media and sound, not to lean to one side. It changes a perception of the body.

Audience will see the same movement images at the same time, at the same space. But we want that all they have different feelings and images from this work and take it how they imagined.The subject who makes the images are the audience, not the performer.

The delicate movements of hands and feet which moves inside the body space makes the several images through the light. And the movements of wrinkle and muscle close-up is shown in real time video. Recorded sound of the body makes rhythmical structure and experimental sonic.

You will see the body. But you will forget that it’s the body.

“We know about ourselves.But what do others know about us?
They only see their opinion of me, look at a part of me and interpret it as they want. They think they know me. But it’s NOTHING.”

*[NOTHING for body] is included.
*Possible to present media part separately (20mins) & at outdoor

Duration 
55min 

Premiere 
10.2012 Seoul International Performing Arts Festival / @Daehakro Arts Theater / Seoul, Korea

Award
2019 Crystal Pestka at Pestka Festival / Jelenia Gora, Poland

Concept, Choreography, Dance & Live video streaming  
_ Howool Baek
Concept, Composition, Video Programming, Live music & video streaming 
_ Matthias Erian
Dramaturgy 
_ Kyu Choi
Light Design 
_ Jae-sung Lee

Co-production 
_ AsiaNow (Korea) , EN-Knap (Slovenia) 

THANKS TO
_ Ernst Erian, JS CLUB (Jung-sun Kim, Jisun Park), Leon Curk, Niklas Ryden, Rosi Erian, Špela Trost, Thomaž Grom, Yoann Trellu 

Supported by
_ SKE fonds (Austria), Swedish arts Grants Committee’s International Dance Program (Sweden),   Danskontoret – Kultur i Vast (Sweden), Dansbyran (Sweden), Fabrik Potsdam (Germany), Tanz Hotel (Austria),   Seoul International Performing Arts Festival (Korea)