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“WALKING BACKWARDS THROUGH EARTH’S LAYERS” – at the Natural History Museum Vienna

As part of the VIENNA ART WEEK, a site-specific performance at the Natural History Museum Vienna explores the connection between art and science in an interplay of dance and digital art.

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Naturhistorisches Museum Wien

© nagl～wintersberger

As part of VIENNA ART WEEK 2024 and drawing on this year’s theme “Facing Time”, Andrea Nagl presents a site-specific performance created especially for Room 6 of the Natural History Museum. In a physical engagement with the space, the artist poetically brings the exhibited objects to life and gives them a (non-verbal) language.

Dancing fragments and moving artefacts appear fleetingly and – similar to events in the history of the earth – disappear again, reflecting the transience and cyclical becoming and passing of life as well as the surface formations of our planet. Digital tools, such as AR artefacts, expand the spatio-temporal boundaries and create a multi-layered, immersive experience.

The performance will be shown as part of the VIENNA ART WEEK on November 13, 2024 from 17:30 to 20:00 at the Natural History Museum.

More details can be found in our program here.

Concept, choreography, performance: Andrea Nagl

Digital art: Markus Wintersberger / nagl～wintersberger

Sound: N.N.

© NHM Wien, Christina Rittmannsperger

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