choros is an exhibition in the form of a meta choreography where six solo choreographies are danced simultaneously. The English experimental composer Cornelius Cardew’s score The Tiger’s Mind has been used as a starting-point for the participating choreographers´ artistic works. These have subsequently been translated into asemic writings, texts that have no semantic meaning, which thereafter again are interpreted by the choreographers into six solo works that will be performed in a new relational score. Asemic writings, scores and dance coexist in the same space where a play between the visual, the bodily and the written constantly generates new compositions and meanings in relation to each other. choros is a part of the research project The Curative Act, funded by The Swedish Research Council and Stockholm University of the Arts.
Marie Fahlin – choros
choros is danced Wednesday–Friday 5–9 pm and Saturday–Sunday 12 noon–4 pm.
choros is a durational work. You can come and go during opening hours.
Participants
Marie Fahlin is a researcher, and PhD. Her choreographic works take shape as dance and text, often in relation to visual art. Fahlin has led and participated in many artistic research projects where choreography has been integrated with other art forms. She received her PhD from Stockholm University of the Arts in 2021 with the project Moving through Choreography – Curating Choreography as an Artistic Practice where the exhibition Centauring at Marabouparken konsthall constituted a central part of the dissertation.
Irina Anufrieva is a choreographer and dancer from Belarus, based in Stockholm. Anufrieva has a background in ballet and butoh dance and is educated at SU-EN Butoh Company. In her artistic work Anufrieva is interested in perception and durational performance.
Sybrig Dokter is a Dutch choreographer, dancer and Alexander technique teacher based in Stockholm. Dokter is active in the fields of contemporary dance, visual art and contemporary theater. Her artistic interests are syncronicity, mirror neurons and proximity.
Frédéric Gies is a French choreographer and dancer, based in Malmö. With a background in ballet and contemporary dance they have incorporated club dance and somatic practicises in an aestethic that often addresses the history of dance and bodily archives. Gies is the artistic director of Maison de la Danse.
Anne Juren is a French choreographer and PhD based in Vienna. Juren has studied French literature and is a certified Feldenkrais pedagogue. In her PhD project Juren researched the effect of language on the body through what she calls Fantasmical Anatomies. Since 2025 Juren is an international postdoc researcher based in Brazil.
Anna Koch is a Swedish choreographer, dancer and the artistic director of Weld in Stockholm. Koch’s interests in choreography are based on the dancing body in relation to material and writing. Koch has diverse and long standing experience of collaborations with dance, visual art, theater and electronic music.
Music: Alexandra Nilsson
Alexandra Nilsson is a composer, sound artist and musician. Nilsson works in the fields of sound art, electroacoustic music and performative practices and researches the borderland between acoustic and electronic sound worlds. Nilsson is interested in the interaction between sound/image/movement/action and often works interdisciplinary.
Opening hours: Wednesday–Friday 5–9 pm and Saturday–Sunday 12 noon–4 pm.
choros is a durational work. You can come and go during opening hours.
Free admission.
Photo documentation
Photo: Anna Pehrsson
