Dans Din Nabo -en anderledes folkefest (English subs)

Place: Skjød, Denmark

Year: 2017

Participatory performance by hello!earth. “Dance your neighbour” explores assembly, bodily emapthy, meeting and the collective fabric. It builds on activities with neighbourhoods and movement workshops. About 160 local people from different walks of life engage in workshops for co-writing choreography based on daily life experience and moments that matter to us.

The project opens in the small village of Skjød in Farverskov Kommune, just 40 km from Århus and is as part of Aarhus 2017 - European Capital of Culture

Video: Christoffer Brekne

LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE -a gathering for animals, people and minerals.

Place: Sismograf Festival 2016 in Olot, Spain

Year of production: 2016

Running time: 5:57

With “LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE” hello!earth invites you to a social event, a sensory nature experience, an audio walk, a joined laboratory, an excursion. A party.
An invitation into a space, where we bypass the evolutionary imperative “survival of the fittest” and investigate the emerging shapes of alternative narratives.

Camera: Jordi / Editing: Jacob Langaa-Sennek

LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE  -a gathering for animals, people and minerals  

Place: CPH STAGE/ Det Frie Felts Festival/Copenhagen/Denmark

Year of production: 2014

Running Time: 4:56 min

A sensory nature experience, an audio walk, a gathering, an excursion, a party. 

With new biological knowledge about the intelligent systems of nature as a starting point “LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE“ challenges our ideas of “nature” and “civilization”.

It invites you to a sensory and poetic exploration of our possibilities to organize ourselves as a collective and as a society. In nature, with nature, as nature. 

Film by Jacob Langaa-Sennek / Camera: Andreas Thaulov

1000 SOULS SOUP

Place: Fljótdalshérað/ Iceland

Year of production: 2014

Running Time: 6:55 min

Process showing /Kedja / Iceland

Film by Jacob Langaa-Sennek / Camera: Tinna Hallgrimsdottir

TOMORROW EVERYTHING WILL BE DIFFERENT...

Place: Metropolis Biennale /Copenhagen /Denmark

Year of production: 2009

Running Time: 7:48 min

A performative travel combined with a Do-it-yourself performance provided by SMS.
On intimacy and distance in virtual or physical spaces and on meeting one another.

The audience is invited to embark on a playful study of the city and unusual encounters with other travellers, with a user manual at hand. An invitation for a gentle demolition of ones thought system.

Film by Marika Seidler

DANCE! YOU CANT STOP THE REVOLUTION

Place: Mercat de Les Flors/ Barcelona/ Spain

Year of production: 2010

Running Time: 11:14 min

-on being many, being one, being one and many.

An experience on groups, identity, collectives and individuals.
A  journey to do, sense and meet in the city space and indoors.  

Film by Fredrik Lindgren

SHORT VERSION: DANCE! YOU CANT STOP THE REVOLUTION

Place: Mercat de Les Flors/ Barcelona/ Spain

Year of production: 2010

Running Time: 1:12 min

-on being many, being one, being one and many.

An experience on groups, identity, collectives and individuals.
A  journey to do, sense and meet in the city space and indoors.  

Film by Fredrik Lindgren

STRANGE CREATURES IN THE NIGHT

Place: Mercat de Les Flors/ Barcelona/ Spain

Year of production: 2010

Running Time: 2:21 min

Teaser for "DANCE! YOU CANT STOP THE REVOLUTION"

-on being many, being one, being one and many.

An experience on groups, identity, collectives and individuals.
A  journey to do, sense and meet in the city space and indoors.  

Film by Jacob Langaa-Sennek

HELLO JERUSALEM

Place: Palestinian National Theater/ Jerusalem

Year of production: 2009

Running Time: 13:46 min

A walk in the old city of Jerusalem, on the inhabiting of place. On being part of. On being there.
The audience is guided one by one through the old city of Jerusalem. With stimulations from text, sound and meetings with performers, the walk offered a different entrance into this place with such complex conditions and a multitude of visible and invisible boundaries.

Film by ?

THE INVISIBLE REALITY SHOW

Place: Panoramafestival/ Rio De Janeiro/ Brazil

Year of production: 2007

Running Time: 14:19 min

Film by Ana Paula Albe

WALKING POEM SAO PAULO

Place: SESC/ Mostra SESC Des Artes /Sao Paulo/ Brazil

Year of production: 2008

Running Time: 8:47 min

Film by Ana Paula Albe

WALKING POEM RECIFE

Place: 13. Festival Internacional de Dansa Recife /Recife /Brazil

Year of production: 2008

Running Time: 9:31 min

A walk 1:1 in the center of Recife, on the myth of a place. The performance was done in the old town of Recife. It’s the symbol of the town; everyone has an image of it. Daily life thereis busy during the day. In the evening the place is inhabited by people with very few economic ressources. In forgotten colonial buildings and abandoned houses.

Film by Ana Paula Albe

WALKING POEM RIO

Place: Panoramafestival/ Rio de Janeiro/ Brazil

Year of production: 2008

Running Time: 11:36 min

Film by Ana Paula Albe

1&1=1

Place: My World IMAGES/ Copenhagen/ Denmark

Year of production: 2010

Running Time: 7:59 min

A work for groups of 6 participants, developed  with a team of artists from Brazil, India, the Philippines and Denmark. “Walking together. Eating together. Resting together. Working together.
This three week process of cross-pollination and collaboration of people and cultures raises nuanced questions about the individual and the collective. Of cultural contexts in a globalised earth, and the interplay of the imagined and the physical. It points at the fine balance between the cityscape and our bodies. Of arriving at doing without knowing, sometimes alone, sometimes together.”

Film by Ana Paula Albe

Video produced for school workshop "The Local Minestry of Happiness"

Place: Transforma artspace/ Torres Vedras/ Portugal.

Year of production: 2013

Running Time: 4:57 min

Part of hello!earths work at Transforma artspace/ Torres Vedras/ Portugal.
This video was made for school workshops in relation to the project "The Local Minestry of Happiness"
 

Film by Ana Paula Albe / Text by Ainoha Vidal