Ulrike Helmholz Live at "Tresorraum für Elektrische Kunst", Kunst Tübingen - Photo: Muhammed Krauß

Ulrike Helmholz live at "Tresorraum für Elektrische Kunst", Kunstamt Tübingen

Photo: Muhammed Krauß (habib-express.de)

Coming soon:

Within the next months, we will present a movie taken from our perfomance at "Tresorraum für Elektrische Kunst", Tübingen in april 2013.

Click here to see a short appetizer-clip from this event.

We are planing new tourdates at the moment.

Last update: 2013_07_24

Bertil Rehmann Live at "Tresorraum für Elektrische Kunst", Kunstamt Tübingen

Bertil Rehmann live at "Tresorraum für Elektrische Kunst", Kunstamt Tübingen

Photo: Muhammed Krauß (habib-express.de)

 

 

Please excuse: most of the website's content is written in german language. We will translate more as soon as possible!

 

ZIRKAZIRKA

On the basis of Walter Benjamin`s thoughts, the term „diffused apperception“ was pointed out
by the arts theorist and philosopher Johannes Meinhardt after he had watched and listened to a recording of a ZIRKAZIRKA session on DVD of ZIRKAZIRKA. This track leads to the notion of „evenly suspended attention“. These are the appropriate mental sites to be encircled while approaching the work of ZIRKAZIRKA terminologically.
Roaming through the fields of philosophy the god Kairos enters the scenery. He and his metaphorical shock of hair is to be grasped at the opportunity of the precise moment. This can take an uncompromising and contemporary way to instant composition and trenchant reflection during the process of improvising.
ZIRKAZIRKA is improvising and, at the same time, makes use of rehearsing and discussion.
ZIRKAZIRKA unites three musicians in a broad range of artistic fields.
ZIRKAZIRKA means an abundance of diverse phenomena which are intertwined on stage to become an event, in which on the course of attention nothing specific is expected and which fills the whole field of perception.
While the music is created Bertil Rehmann films the musicians with their various musical instruments, puppets, noise toys and designed stage objects in a special manner. This video is shown simultaneously on stage to the public and gives the impression of a multilayered, complex film studio.
Performance art becomes music and vice versa.
Sounds of conventional instruments encounter newly created sounds
.

Ulrike Helmholz:
voice, noise-toys, keyboards, analogue electronic items, masks,
performance, objects.

Ralf Meinz:
laptop, percussion instruments, guitar, sound engineering.

Bertil Rehmann:
camera, voice, masks, light, objects, noise-toys
.

 

 
 
 

Ralf Meinz Live at "Tresorraum für Elektrische Kunst", Kunstamt Tübingen - Photo: Muhammed Krauß

Ralf Meinz live at "Tresorraum für Elektrische Kunst", Kunstamt Tübingen

Photo: Muhammed Krauß (habib-express.de)

  IMPRESSUM