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Wachstum und Verzweiflung | Annick Pütz (Luxembourg)

Choreography: Annick Pütz (Luxembourg)

Artistic Assistance: Manuela Brivary

Dance: Manuela Brivary, Annick Pütz

Composition and musical interpretation: Nicolas Lelièvre

Production: Nicolas Lelièvre

Stage Design: Raphaëlle Vierling

Co-Production: Centre de Création Chorégraphique Luxembourgeois (Trois C-L),
Ministère de la Culture, de l’Enseignement Supérieur et de la Recherche Luxembourg, Grand Théâtre de la Ville de Luxembourg, Fonds Culturel National, Fondation Indépendance; avec le soutien de la Cie Alea Citta de Parthenay, l’association Aller Simple de Rouen et de la Cie Beau Geste de Val de Reuil dans le cadre de leur Accueil Studio.

Picture References: / Junge Bäume auf freigelegtem Gelände /, 1929, 44 (N4),
23,8 x 31,4 cm, Feder auf Papier mit Leimtupfen auf Karton, Privatbesitz, Schweiz / Feuer-quelle /, 1938, 132 (J12), 70 x 150 cm, Ölfarbe auf Grundierung auf Zeitungspapier auf Jute auf Keilrahmen, Inv. Nr Lg 2013, (c) VG BILD-KUNST, Bonn 2005

In a series of about ten choreographic pictures, two dancers
and one musician explore the elementary principles of the works
of the painter Paul Klee. They rely on his theories which result
from observation of the plant kingdom: Reduce the means of
expression to a great simplicity, derive from this a multitude of
possible continuations, while passing from repetition to evolution.
Seize the organic movement and its rhythms between activity
and passivity, between suspension and gravity. It is the movement,
and not the outside form, which is at the core of each
formation, of each act of creation.

Annick Pütz, 1972
apuetz@pt.lu

Annick Pütz develops a dance of organic character starting at the centre of the body. By way of improvisation, she aims at continuously refining and varying her means of physical expression. Her dance tries to mould and shape the space it describes – be it on stage, in an architectural space or open air.

Annick Pütz