Halt andCatchFire

Charlotte Triebus

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Dance & AI, Stage, Installation, Lecture

A dance project whose first part is We, Brute Force.

We, Brute Force opens Halt and Catch Fire through a choreographic investigation of vulnerability, violence and the possibility of understanding other beings. The VR work and its graphic companion provide an entry into this research.

Works

We, Brute FORCE

Stereoscopic
dance film

Misha Ostenrath and Kevin Beyer face the camera in a dark brick canal.

An eight-minute stereoscopic dance film for two dancers and a seated viewer.

is a rose

A visitor leans toward a suspended plant in is a rose.

An interactive installation. Plant movement and a screen image respond to visitors.

afk

Large photographic works in the gallery installation afk.

proxy

Two digital bodies intertwined above a landscape in proxy.

kin_

Augmented reality dancers seen through a tablet in kin_.

The Code

A wide view of The Code with two dancers and a speaker on stage, a freestanding screen, and the seated audience in the foreground.

Multitudes

An open copy of Multitudes with drawings and a transparent water-like layer extending beyond its pages.

Research & writing

Agency in the postdigital performing artsDoctoral research

Artistic research into agency in performances involving human bodies and computational systems.

MultitudesResearch comic

Drawing and sequential images as forms of artistic research.

Explore Multitudes

Selected publications

About

Charlotte Triebus is an artist, choreographer and researcher. Her practice brings together dance, installation and technology.

She leads the ensemble New Human Body Society.

Biography & CV