Biodiversity is one of the most complex and fascinating phenomena on earth. It is one of the most important components for the functioning of global ecosystems and represents the basis for the existence and future of mankind. As a result of human interventions in nature, innumerable animals and plants are disappearing from our planet and the Anthropocene is leaving its mark.
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The QR code course "SURVIVE/LIVE or The World Without Us" takes visitors with choreographies by Jan Pusch and augmented reality exhibits in and around the Reinbeckhallen into the fragile world of dwindling biodiversity. In the cross-media story of the richness of nature and the inexorable disappearance of species on our planet, the boundaries between fictional events and real experiences are blurred. A narrative of the slow disappearance relaxes - and in its centre: human species. While the human visitors walk through the apparently empty hall, the exhibits, lectures and the biodiversity of our earth only appear on the screens. In this way, the void that every shrinking species leaves behind can be sensually experienced.
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Parts of this show are only in German without surtitles.
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The exhibition "SURVIVE/LIVE or The World Without Us" requires the download of the augmented reality app 3DQR Plus, which turns your cell phone screen into a stage. Please bring your smartphone/tablet and headphones and download the app ideally at home:
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SURVIVE/LIVE or The world Without Us
A QR code course about the disappearance of the species
STIFTUNG REINBECKHALLEN // EXHIBITION HALL
August 5th - 12th, 2021, 2 p.m. - 10 p.m.
© Andreas Etter
CAST&CREDITS
By and with: 3DQR, Interactive Media Foundation, Jakob Klaafs, Jan Pusch (choreographies), Yuya Fujinami (dancer), Tanya Erartsin (narrator), Heiko Schnurpel (sound design), Jens Kilz (sound technician), SAVE THE FUTURE and many more
In collaboration with 3DQR
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With kind support of Schauspielhaus Zürich and Revierförsterei Teufelssee
Jan Pusch is a multi-award-winning freelance choreographer. After his dance career, he received national attention with extraordinary contemporary dance productions at Kampnagel. Starting in 2007, he shaped the newly founded Tanzcompagnie Nordwest at the Oldenburg State Theater as Choreographer in Residence. From 2010 to 2015, as chief choreographer and director, he was responsible for the artistic direction of the dance division at the Staatstheater Braunschweig, establishing it as a contemporary, nationally successful company with regular premieres and internationally renowned guest choreographers. With fresh - Tanztage Braunschweig, he created a new dance festival for the region. Since 2016, Jan Pusch has been freelancing again, primarily with his company and as a guest choreographer in Germany and abroad. His dance productions have won several awards and have been seen on numerous tours, including in Russia, Latin America, India and Japan.