A choreographic assemblage
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installation & walks & performances & concert & reading
5th – 11th of April, 2025
art space eindorf
sabina holzer / cattravelsnotalone

r i v e r h o o d invites you to explore the connections of the human body with water and turns to the Vienna River (Wienfluss) and the geological conditions of the 15th district. It follows the extended riverbed and the streams through time. Flushed by rivers, flowing oblivion is revealed. We are flooded. But not only. Soaked surfaces allow water roots to grow through touch. Waves transform into words or not. Rhizomatic dances want to emerge playfully everywhere to look for contact.
Sabina Holzer (conception)
Wienfluss (script)
Jack Hauser (scenography)Alix Eynaudi, Sabina Holzer, Oisin Monaghan, Agnes Schneidewind (choreography, performance, walks)
Christina Gruber (hydrological counselling, walks)
Litó Walkey (writing companion & reading)
Boris Hauf (composition & sound)
Herbert Justnik (dramaturgical companion)
mollusca productions (production management)
With many thanks to: Sabine Grupe
A project by cattravelsnotalone.
With the kind support of Kunstraum eindorf and Volkskundemuseum Wien.
Funded by the Cultural Department of the City of Vienna.
At Kunstraum eindorf, Reindorfgasse 8, 1150 Vienna:
Installation: 5 – 11 April Performance: 10 & 11 April, 18:00 (doors open 17:00): Alix Eynaudi, Sabina Holzer, Oisin Monaghan, Agnes Schneidewind, Jack Hauser, Boris Hauf
~~ Concert & Reading: 11 April, from 20:30: Boris Hauf & Litó Walkey
Box office: 10,00 € (cash only!)
Please register: eva@mollusca-productions.com
Reduced tickets are possible in special cases by arrangement!
At the Wienfluss
~~ Walks: 05 & 06 April, 14:00. Meeting point: U4 Hütteldorf on the ground floor, Ströck bakery, duration approx. 2 hours. Afterward, there is the possibility of a get-together of the walkers at eindorf with the artists.
Participation: pay as you wish !
Please register: eva@mollusca-productions.com
Sabina Holzer has been designing workshops & artistic research settings on the human body, water and urban landscapes since 2022. Under the name Liquid Journey she has so far visited the Volkskundemuseum, Tanzquartier, dieAngewandte and ImPulsTanz in Vienna. In 2021, she received a working grant from the City of Vienna for her artistic research, Fluvial.
COLLABORATORS & COMPANIONS
Alix Eynaudi, choreographer and dancer, lives in Vienna. Her works are shown internationally and are located in the field of extended choreography. www.alixeynaudi.com
Christina Gruber, freshwater ecologist and artist, works at the interface of art, science and technology. www.christinagruber.net
Boris Hauf, musician and composer, curator. Works in the field of performance and dance, as well as numerous albums and, since 2015, his own label. www.hauf.klingt.org
Jack Hauser, former filmmaker, performer, scenographer, claparatist, who has been exhibiting, presenting, designing, planning and supervising conceptual visual works with various materials and media as ‘Wohnung Miryam van Doren’ with friends since 1999. https://www.cattravelsnotalone.at/jack-hauser/
Sabina Holzer, choreographer, dancer and author. Her performances and texts explore the ecologies of human and more-than-human bodies, with a particular focus on movement. www.cattravelsnotalone.at
Herbert Justnik, curator and cultural scientist. Since 2006 at the Volkskundemuseum Wien, where he has been curator, scientific spokesperson and head of the photo collection, where he conducts research with an open concept of science and a broad idea of the curatorial. www.volkskundemuseum.at/
Oisin Monaghan, is a dance artist and visual performer/creative currently based in Vienna.
He works with numerous international artists for theaters, galleries and public spaces.
Agnes Schneidewind, lives and works in Vienna. Based on somatic body and dream practices, she works with dance, text and visual media. https://asjnijdewindt.wordpress.com/
Litó Walkey, lives in Berlin and explores non-hegemonic strategies through performance, writing and choreography. Her artistic practice seeks forms of relationships, responsibility and responsiveness. https://litowalkey.org
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