What (still) moves us – DeLaZero

Choreographic meetings

90 min.

24.04.2021

Saturday

19:00

Info

What (still) moves us continues online with conversations between Mădălina Dan and her guests: DeLaZero Association and choreographer Florin Fieroiu.

An opportunity for meeting and dialogue between members of the dance community, it is both an opportunity for the public to get to know the artists better and to discover more about the field of contemporary dance. The meetings focus on dance, movement, performativity and bring to the forefront different ways of approaching choreography and the performing arts, without being limited to these means of expression.

In the discussions moderated by Mădălina Dan, her guests will share the ideas and tools they work with, making the work processes and methodologies transparent and the sources of inspiration known, and then they will dance together.

The meetings are also an opportunity for the public to discover new or old works of the guests, as the project is supported by materials from the CNDB Archive.

The setting is public, but not formal, with an emphasis on the idea of a laboratory meeting.

April 24th | Mădălina Dan in dialogue with DeLaZero

For the second meeting in the series, Mădălina Dan has as guests Camelia Neagoe, Filip Stoica and Mariana Gavriciuc. They founded the DeLaZero Association, a creative umbrella made up of young artists, professionals from various fields of performing arts and cinema.

More details in the event on the CNDB Facebook page.

On Sunday, April 25, Mădălina Dan has as a guest the choreographer-artist Florin Fieroiu. To view the event on our Facebook page, click here.

Concept: Mădălina Dan
Guests: DeLaZero Association team

DeLaZero is an association of young artists in the field of performing arts, film and music, which contributes to the development of the Romanian cultural sector through innovative projects, encouraging new forms of artistic expression and access to culture for various categories of audiences. As an artistic direction, the association juggles with the concept “from scratch”, thinking of projects with a lively layer, unpredictable, adaptable and transformable. Their proposals focus on the social present and the individual ways of relating to it, as well as the relationship between the artist and the community. The Delazero Association is also part of the AREAL|initiative space for choreographic development, an initiated by a team formed by the Delazero Association, the Gabriela Tudor Foundation, Indie Box, Asociatia Pentru Teatru si Carte. AREAL is a studio open to research and collaboration, which supports artistic creation, professional training and dialogue between artists, the public and the contemporary dance scene.