Aug
20
2010
Ivana Jozic‘s interview came just in time to start my covering of William Forsythe‘s web project and data vizualization concept titled Synchronous Objects… Let’s check his piece One Flat Thing – Reproduced (2000) as a first post regarding this topic.
One Flat Thing by William Forsythe
Photo bellow: Michel Cavalca (c)
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Aug
16
2010
This is the second part of the interview with Ivana Jozic. Read the first part titled Opening the channels of expressiveness…
Photo: Theatre Troubleyn (c)
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Aug
16
2010
Back in May this year, performer Ivana Jozic led a workshop titled Imagination / Transformation at the Tala Dance Centre in Zagreb. Ivana graciously found some time to give me an interview about her carrier and artwork. This talk was also possible thanks to choreographer and one of the founders of Tala Dance Centre – Tamara Curic.
Ivana Jozic in the Angel of Death, photo by Jorge Molder (c)
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Jun
24
2010
I have blogged about Design Company Numen / For Use almost more then a year, back then I’ve covered their lighting mirror box titled Numen / light.
Tape Installation, Numen / For Use (c)
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May
16
2010
If there is one artist who was most frequently mentioned in interviews on Body Pixel, it has been certainly Pina Bausch. Caffe Muller (1978), her most intimate artwork mirrors her experiences in family’s cafe during post-war Germany period, where she spent many hours watching adults struggling to survive in a devastated society and post-war atmosphere.
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