WED 18/01, 12:00-16:30
M/others(3) – physical interview for people who were born
Danielle Gallia-Kind
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As part of her artistic research around M/otherism movement, Danielle Gallia-Kind offers momentary spaces to explore the maternal body and the trails of its physical habitual language of care.
In the festival, she takes the opportunity to invite you to participate in her research by contributing to the M/otherism collection – a pile of physical memories.
In the event, you will be hosted individually by a mother in a camping tent inside a dance studio. You will be invited to revisit singular life moments with your main caretaker from a physical point of view. You will have the option to share in words, drawings and movements, based on your preference.
Danielle’s M/otherism movement research is driven by a personal hope to find peace and joy in the connection with the maternal body and labor and with a by social desire to make it visible.
Photo Credits: Anat Hendelsman
Danielle Gallia-Kind (1985) is an Israeli Choreographer, Performer and Teacher, Ilan-Lev Practitioner, based currently in the Netherlands for her MA degree in ArtEZ. Hope and optimism are key elements in her works, that offers to encounter the human physicality as a meeting point between people, doubts and offers for the world we live in.
Danielle’s works are presented in different theaters, museums and festivals in Israel, Europe and the United-States in the past 15 years and won prizes and supports.
Her current artistic research focuses on M/otherhood as a physical language that is worth celebrating through dance.