NOISES
Sampling frequencies. Postures of self-contrast. Movement oscillating between stillness and internal disruption.
NOISES is a choreographic response to Meir Eshel Absalon’s final video work before his death from AIDS in 1993. The work engages with the body as a site that registers and transforms emotional and historical tension.
Positioned between reaction and resistance, NOISES explores how the body processes uncertainty, fear, and instability. Through repetition and transformation, layers of emotional history emerge, dissolve, and reconfigure, moving between unease and poetic articulation.
Choreography, performance Nitsan Margaliot
Dramaturgy Anna Chwialkowska, Maxwell McCarthy
Sound design Antoine Mermet
Costume Judith Förster
Scenography Gil Shachar
Supported by The European Festival Fund for Emerging Artists – EFFEA, with a showing at T*Danse Festival in Aosta, Italy (2024); and residency and showing at Tanzhaus Zürich (2025). Premiere as part of 100° Diaspora at Berliner Festspiele.
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Photo by Michel Domaine
