class="">Preparing ”The Painting on the Wall” by Angelin Prejlocaj, October 20 (Foto: Cristian Munteanu)

Preparing ”The Painting on the Wall” by Angelin Prejlocaj, October 20 (Foto: Cristian Munteanu)

The Painting on the Wall, inspired by the famous eponymous Chinese story, tells us about this journey into another dimension, where the picture becomes a place of transcendence and physical being enters into a relationship with the picture. This question of the picture is at the heart of our investigation. It also evokes Plato’s cave and its shadows, which question our existence. The ballet seeks to explore the mysterious relations between representation and reality, sites at which the dance creates the bonds that link the fixed image and movement, instantaneity and duration, the live and the inert. This metaphor running through the Chinese tale raises the question of representation in our civilisation. It speaks to us of the place of art in today’s society. (Angelin Preljocaj)

(Foto: Cristian Munteanu)

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20 October 2016,  Photo galleries