| Year / Length: | 2021, 10’ (Italian premiere) |
|---|---|
| Installation: | RANDOM INTERNATIONAL |
| Choreography: | Wayne McGregor |
| Original music: | Max Richter |
| Performed by: | Rebecca Bassett-Graham, Jacob O'Connell |
| Costume design: | Moritz Junge (originally designed for the production of “FAR”) |
| Commissioned and supported by: | MADE - Berlin & RANDOM INTERNATIONAL |
| Performative live installation in collaboration with: | 17th International Architecture Exhibition |
| Note: | “Future Self” was first presented by RANDOM INTERNATIONAL & Company Wayne McGregor at MADE Gallery, Berlin, Germany on 27 April 2012 |
Dance
Random International & Company Wayne McGregor - Future Self
Description
Future Self studies human movement: what it can reveal about identity and the relationship we have with our own image. The installation captures movement in light, creating a three-dimensional, “living” sculpture from the composite gestures of those who surround it. Viewers are bound together – in the moment – as an ethereal, illuminated presence.
Future Self is a performative light installation by RANDOM INTERNATIONAL. The installation is presented in a unique collaboration and extensively explored in a contemporary dance piece choreographed by Wayne McGregor with an original score by Max Richter. Two dancers intensely communicate, with each other and with their own reflections, through light as well as through the body.
Throughout the performance, music, artwork and the human form are unified into one immediate and emotional experience.