The closeness of the world

Kombi 13
Kunstquartier Bethanien, Berlin

November 7 - 14, 2026

The work A Drawn Choreography of the Body's Extended Awareness Across the Theatre: From Backstage to Stage to the Entrance approaches notation as a spatial and embodied practice. Emerging from the artist’s first walk through a theatre, the drawing is engraved into acrylic glass and conceived as an experiment in choreographic notation. It proposes an abstract mode of engaging with space and movement, sensory impulses, and intuitive responses. The formal element of the sphere and the engagement with weight introduce a physical negotiation within the work, exploring gravity, balance, and the cable as a carrier of frequency.

The photograph A Quarter Hour to the Sun captures a theatre rehearsal stage inscribed with a choreographic notation composed of chalk drawings and verses from a poem. The work explores how movement, time, and language emerge through the body's direct interaction with space. The rehearsal stage serves as a framework for openness.

A Drawn Choreography of the Body's Extended Awareness Across the Theatre: From Backstage to Stage to the Entrance
2026, light sculpture, acrylic glass, engraving, steel, stainless steel sphere, cable, inscribed globe plate, spatial intervention, variable dimensions

A Quarter Hour to the Sun
2026, photography, print on aluminium dibond, 41 x 49 x 3,5 cm