Ewa Ziemiecka performed the dance - Contact her at: ziemieckaewa@gmail.com
Bintang Manira Manik performed the music and created the scene - Contact him at bintang.manira@gmail.com
Alex Kirschstein documented the performance - Contact: alex.kirschstein@web.de
My mentors during graduation:
S. Milinović Teachers of Practice / U - Architecture and the Built Environment (supervisor 1)
R.R. van den Ban Teachers of Practice / AE+T - Architecture and the Built Environment (supervisor 1)
T. Kuzniecow Bacchin Urban Design - Architecture and the Built Environment (supervisor 2)
D. Piccinini Landscape Architecture - Architecture and the Built Environment (coach)
As part of the Arctic Symphony project, I collaborated with several talented individuals to bring my research to life through a performance. Ewa Ziemiecka, an architect and dancer, performed the dance, making the temporal Arctic landscape visible through her motion. Bintang Manira Manik, a musician and composer, created a musical piece reflecting the dynamic seasons. Alex Kirschstein, an architect and photographer, documented the entire performance, capturing its fluidity and emotion
The performance was based on my research and aimed to interpret graphical scores that reflect the diverse seasons in the Arctic landscape. I created these scores to analyze various themes affecting the motion and sound of the river and the surrounding environment. These scores were fundamental to the performance, visually representing the temporal transformations of the Arctic landscape. You can see some of these scores included below.
It is possible to see more of the analysis of the river, as well as downloading the full collection at the repository of TU Delft
Contributors:
Thanks to the Sun studio in Rotterdam for providing a beautiful space for filming.
