Climate moves us
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| Free admission |
| 12 years and older |
| German |
| Mechanical Arena in the Foyer |
| Part of: SPÄTI |
A collective performance to tell the story of the relationship between us and climate change.
Every day in the news we hear about environmental disasters and the need to find collective solutions to climate change. But each individual’s decisions also have an impact on the protection of the environment and therefore on our own future.
How and to what extent does the debate on climate change affect us personally the most? What are we already giving up in order to make a contribution to combating climate change? What would we never give up? And how can we have a better conversation despite our different views?
Daniele Ninarello, Italian choreographer and dancer, has worked intensively with a group of different Berliners. Based on a selection of video statements, texts and images, but also on the personal contributions of the participants, the performance explores the relationship between art, the environment and collective and personal participation.
The performance will be followed by a discussion with participants in the project and the political scientist and head of the “Ecological Crises” research group at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Vincent August.
Daniele Ninarello is an Italian artist working in the field of dance and performing arts. He trained at the Rotterdam Dance Academy and dances with internationally renowned choreographers such as Bruno Listopad, Virgilio Sieni and Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui. His choreographic language is articulated in a constant search for movement that focuses on the “living body” as a place of mediation.
Jarral Boyd, Francesco Corsi, Belinda Grimm, Charlotte Hahn, Zhuo-Fei Hui, I-Wie (Olivia) Li, Mirjam Pfaff, Anne Schnetzinger-Riedel, Valene Spence, Katharina Suckale, Marta Traquino, Emilia Triwanto, Melanie Uhlen, Stefanie Wiebe, Martina (Nina) Witte
Prof Dr Vincent August is a sociologist and political scientist at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. He heads the “Ecological Conflicts” research group funded by the Gerda Henkel Foundation. His research focuses on the analysis and theory of social conflicts, the history of ideas of ecology and technology, and the transformation of governance in late modernity. He has been a visiting scholar at UC Berkeley, the University of Erfurt and the Social Science Research Centre (WZB), among others. He regularly contributes his research to the social debate, including numerous contributions for ARD, ZDF, Deutschlandfunk and other media as well as at discussion events.
Similar performances, adapted to the respective context and with citizens from the respective cities, took place on March 25, 2024 at the Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli in Milan and on April 9 in Amsterdam at DeBalie.
Creative4Democracy is the title of the project sponsored by three European cultural institutions from Italy, the Netherlands and Germany – Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli (Milan), DeBalie (Amsterdam) and Stiftung Stadtmuseum (Berlin) – to realize a participatory project in the field of culture and performance funded by the European Commission.
This project is funded by the European Union and takes place within the framework of the Creative Europe program with grant agreement no. 101100296.
A collaboration with the Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin and the Humboldt Labor.
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