Type of work:
Contemporary Dance
Place of show: Indoor
Duration: 60 minutes
Release date: 2016
Photography Dream in PicturesThe piece plunges into the state of restlessness that humans experience when feeling exposed and vulnerable.
...you know that restless feeling you undergo when exposed… When you dream that you are in underwear in the middle of the street, underestimating those strange bodily sensations and pretending it is a little cramp in your stomach? Your aim is to have your usual day, but the breath is shallow, the eyes fixed, the neck cramped as you find yourself immersed in that uncomfortable setting.
How do you manage the situation as you become aware of your bodily sensations? Would you attempt to make peace with it, would you project the awkward feeling, fight the phenomenon, escape it, freeze...?
Judit and Maria’s underlying theme in each piece is “humanization of dance”, where emotion is inherent in movement while they explore new ways of bringing dance closer to people. They research methods of enhancing audience’s senses during the show and explore the use of recognizable language for the spectators, connecting performers and audience; observers and observed without distinction.
Photography Marc Cano
Photography Dream in PicturesKrego-Martin Danza made its debut with the street performance “ASÍ Y RESTAR” at the BAD Festival (Itineris) in 2011, also participating in the UMORE AZOKA, Leioa in 2012, and the LEKUZ-LEKU Festival, among others.
They have produced different works aimed at family audiences: “SPACEKO ZARAMA”, “LAB INNOCENCE”, among others.
In 2014 premiered “TO BE CONTINUED…”, selected by the ACT Festival for IYMA, International Young Makers in Action. With this piece, participate in SISMOGRAF Festival in Olot
RIPOLLESDANSA in Ripoll (both in Spain), OLD HAVANA DANCE FESTIVAL in Cuba, among others.
In September 2016 debut “(NON) COMFORT ZONE”, selected for the exhibition in Dusseldorf International TANZMESSE, within the sample Open Studios.
Besides functioning as a dance company, Krego-Martin Danza also plays an educational role-mediation stage. In addition to being interested in producing dance performances they are also committed to training and education trough dance.
Maria Martin
Krego-Martin Danza
