Photographs: The Jaguar and the Snake - Endangered Human Movements Vol. 3 © Marc Domage
The Jaguar
and the Snake
and the Snake
Endangered Human Movements Vol.3
Amanda Piña's The Jaguar and the Snake is part of the third volume of Endangered Human Movements, a long term project dedicated to dances and cultural practices that have already vanished or are threatened with extinction.
The Jaguar and the Snake is inspired by the manifold beings populating Amerindian cultures' oral and visual traditions. Based on an in-depth iconographic research Amanda Piña, Lina Maria Venegas and Yoan Sorin work on embodying beings where the animal, the human and the vegetal meet fuse and transform.
The performance explores how these concepts are understood in Amerindian terms creating a visionary world between ancestral indigenous knowledge and contemporary performance art.
What are other forms of relationships possible between animals, humans and plants?
The Jaguar and the Snake is inspired by the manifold beings populating Amerindian cultures' oral and visual traditions. Based on an in-depth iconographic research Amanda Piña, Lina Maria Venegas and Yoan Sorin work on embodying beings where the animal, the human and the vegetal meet fuse and transform.
The performance explores how these concepts are understood in Amerindian terms creating a visionary world between ancestral indigenous knowledge and contemporary performance art.
What are other forms of relationships possible between animals, humans and plants?
CREDITS
Artistic Direction & Choreography
Amanda Piña
Stage/Audio/Visual Director
Daniel Zimmermann
Choreographic Research
Amanda Piña
Linda Samaraweerova
Performance
Amanda Piña
Lina Maria Venegas
Yoan Sorin
Painting/Sculpture
Yoan Sorín
Music
Christian Müller
Costume/Stage
Lise Lendais
Light Design
Victor Duran
Choreographic Contribution
Ewa Bankowska
Paula Chaves
Stage Modelling
Ines Kirchengast
Production
nadaproductions.at
Promotion & Touring Producer
Something Great
Co-production
deSingel
STUK
Production Intern
Sophie Eidenberger
Production Management
Angela Vadori (Smart)
Sophie Eidenberger
Production Management
Angela Vadori (Smart)
Funded by City of Vienna (Kulturabteilung der Stadt Wien).
Endangered Human Movements Vol. 3 is co-produced by Tanzquartier Wien, EN KNAP Productions, supported by Hellerau – Europäisches Zentrum der Künste and funded by the Austrian Federal Chancellery – Art and Culture.