



Photographs: Some Significance by Eva Meyer-Keller © Ana Baumgart, Lisa Schneider, Katharina Markova
Some Significance
Atoms, electrons or the DNA double helix – scientific models authoritatively influence how we perceive the world. We often do not even think of them as such, so profoundly have we internalised them. Models do not just describe reality, they create their own. They fulfil their ostensible purpose of explaining reality by producing fiction intended to help us manage an overly complicated world with limited cognitive possibilities.
In Some Significance, Eva Meyer-Keller experiments with the possibilities of a reordering and disordering of what we (believe we) know. As in much of Meyer-Kellers work, everyday objects become accomplices in a choreographic game with the inscribed meanings of material and immaterial things.
In Some Significance, Eva Meyer-Keller experiments with the possibilities of a reordering and disordering of what we (believe we) know. As in much of Meyer-Kellers work, everyday objects become accomplices in a choreographic game with the inscribed meanings of material and immaterial things.
CREDITS
Concept & Performance
Eva Meyer-Keller
Co-creation & Performance
Annegret Schalke
Sheena McGrandles
Tamara Saphir
Music
Rico Lee
Dramaturgy and Text
Constanze Schellow
Scientific collaboration
Alexander Carmele
Light
Annegret Schalke
Costumes
Sara Wendt
Technical Director
Björn Stegmann
Assistant
Emilia Schlosser
Production
Alexandra Wellensiek
Distribution
Something Great
Coproduction
PACT Zollverein
Sophiensæle
Funded by
Hauptstadtkulturfonds