"mark" by Yurie Ido
title: growing steps
venue: ACUD
address: Veteranenstraße 21, 10119 Berlin-Mitte
date: 23.07.2010-24.07.2010
time: 20:00-
artists: Yurie Ido, Ayaka Azechi, Miki Isojima, Sonja Heyer, Beate Rademacher, Izumi Ose
Growing Steps
a program with dance and art performances
„three sacrifices”
(dance performance, ca. 15 Min.)
Choreography : Miki Isojima
Performance : Yurie Ido, Izumi Ose, Miki Isojima
A dancer, a musician and a painter; three different arts, three
different characters and types will make their own movement.
Miki Isojima: dancer (Japan), studied Modern Dance by Mieko Nakamura
And Mika Kurosawa. She is a recipient of a scholarship „Japanese
Government Overseas Study Program for Artists”.
Izumi Ose: musician (Japan), since 2003 has worked in Berlin. She
improvises mainly with her voice, melodica and piano.
„Ao”
(Tanz-Performance, ca. 25 Min.)
Choreography : Ayaka Azechi
Performance : Ayaka Azechi, Miki Isojima
Moon light, soil, smoke, cold water, sound of the wave, everblooming
flower. (Ao=Blue)
Ayaka Azechi was born 1983 in Tokyo Japan. In 2007, She was given the
grant for Japanese Government Overseas Study Program for Artists from
2008 to 2010. She was part of the project “Dialoge 09″ and “Dialoge
10″ by Sasha Waltz.
„mark”
(Video-Performance, ca. 20 Min.)
Performance & Video : Yurie Ido
Music :Sonja Heyer, Beate Rademacher, Luise Steinwachs
The past, which has survived in my memory though it will never come back, and the lost which I am made from.
Yurie Ido: Performance artist, painter (Japan), studied at art
university Berlin.
Sonja Heyer: musician, sculptor (Germany), studied at music school
„Carl Maria von Weber” Dresden, percussion instruments.
Beate Rademacher: actor, musician (Germany) studied at act school
“Ernst Busch” Berlin.
Luise Steinwachs: musicologist, musician (Germany) studied in
Tübingen, Hamburg, Frankfurt/M.
„merry-go-round”
(Tanz-Performance, ca. 15 Min.)
Choreography : Miki Isojima
Performance : Miki Isojima, Ayaka Azechi
I breath, when the light comes.
I will go forward, to forget or justify the past.
My burning body always comes back to this point.