All artists explore the borderline of (video) installations and theatrical spaces to create physical situations the audience experiences. With ‘Longning – Fast Forward’ they wish to employ their experience in the field of large scale video installations.
Copenhagen based artist Ole Kristensen works with digital technology and programming for video installations and has worked with advanced realtime video analysis as well as computer and microchip controlled large scale installations. He does interactive video work on stage, most notably responsive video scenography with Recoil Performance Group.
Annesofie Hartved Norn works on the interface between installation, life-art and performance where she searches to handle cooperative initiatives that transcend the fading borders within relational projects and audience-involving installations. Seeing the artwork as a social interstice, she wishes to orchestrate situations and events that involves human interaction in a social context, suggest refuges and durations whose rhythms may contrast those of everyday adaptations and routine encounters.
Daniel Plewe works in the field of electroacoustic music. His main focus is based on the intersection of music and technology with special interests in the spatial distribution of sound and interaction possibilities between the musician and the created sound. He worked together with composers, creating live-electronic systems, or designing spatial concepts for international performances.
The group of artists initially included performer and director Veronika Bökelmann, who participated in the conception of the project and the research phase.
