Worksharing med Julienne Doko Dance

Kom forbi UP, hvor Julienne Doko Dance giver os et indblik i deres arbejde, som afslutning på en uges residency i regi af UPs Tid i Rum. Efter worksharingen serveres der kaffe og te i foyeren på UP. Program: 14.00-14:45: Worksharing i White Lab med Julienne Doko Dance og projektet " RAVEN" 14.45-15.15: Kaffe og the i foyeren Om "RAVEN" af Julienne Doko Dance RAVEN er et koreografisk værk, som er inspireret af den nordiske ravn, der symboliserer en dyb forbindelse til landet og søger at inspirere til fællesskabsorienterede måder at leve på. Julienne Doko undersøger dette symbol gennem bevægelse, dans og sang for at genoprette forbindelsen til Gbaya-kulturen, hvor Julienne Doko er født, men er vokset op på afstand af. I Tid i Rum vil Julienne Doko arbejde med at omforme værket fra en solo til en fuldlængdeversion, som inkluderer to ekstra dansere med hver sin kulturelle baggrund og danse-vokabular. English: Drop by UP for an inspiring afternoon where Julienne Doko Dance will share insights into their work, marking the conclusion of a week-long residency as part of UP’s Tid i Rum program. Following the worksharing, coffee and tea will be served in UP’s foyer. Programme: 14:00–14:45: Worksharing in White Lab with Julienne Doko Dance and the project “RAVEN” 14:45–15:15: Coffee and tea in the foyer About “RAVEN” by Julienne Doko Dance RAVEN is a choreographic work inspired by the Nordic Raven symbol, which signifies land connection, aiming to foster community models that are less destructive to nature. Julienne Doko explores this symbol through movement, dance and singing to reconnect with communal values rooted in Gbaya culture, thus creating a transcultural dialogue.I t is about bringing Julienne Dokos current place (Denmark) into relation with the Gbaya culture (from the Central African Republic) that she was born into but have grown up away from. In Tid i Rum, Julienne Doko will work on transforming the piece from a solo into a full-length version, featuring two additional dancers, each with their own cultural background and dance vocabulary.