Monday, Larissa (The Practice of Saving) is an interactive poetic performance dealing with our longing for eternity. Livne used a camera and projector to create a live recording of the performance. Together with the audience she tried to deconstruct the event as it unfolded. Using photographs and live images she played with the idea of recreating memories. In essence, reconstructing a memory creates a new one. She made this never-ending cycle of reconstruction and deconstruction a point of discussion between the actors and the audience.
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Monday Larissa - The Practice of saving -
Concept and Choreography: Lilach Livne.
With:
"Lilach Livne, a young performing artist who gets on stage, strips off her soul, and allows her audience to touch her truth with no bias just modesty, directness and wisdom… Livne created a performance with exceptional strength, which deals with the greatest fears: death, loss and abandonment. Lilach never lets go of any nightmare, cry, or shiver…" - Iris Kovalio, visual artist
Credits
Concept and choreography: Lilach Livne
Creating performers: Savyon Fishelovich, Moshe Avshalom Shechter, Lilach Livne
Drawings and set design: Hana Livne
Length: approximately 40 minutes
The work was produced within the Shades in Dance 2011 Festival, at the Suzanne Dellal Center, Tel Aviv.
Contributions
Jolien
Evelyn
Nieke
BarbaraComments
Jans
ideacritik
Tanja
Willem
Sissel
Katja
Inge
Paul
