A person stands in the centre of a stage with huge tropical plants projected onto the walls. The person wears blue and white trousers and a jacket and swings one leg slightly crosswise to the other side.

How Low Can We Go?

Performance

Martha Hincapié Charry

Amazonia 2040

Tickets:

18 Euro (conc. 9 Euro, [k]-Karte 9 Euro)

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Saturday

1/27/24

7:00 PM

55 Min.

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The solo performance AMAZONIA 2040, by Colombian BIPoC artist Martha Hincapié Charry, was developed during the pandemic lockdown in the jungle. The piece reflects on the present, past and future of the Amazonia rainforest and explores the expression and resistance of concepts such as “home”, “habitat” and “inhabitants”, as well as activism and disappearance of biodiversity in times of climate crisis.

A person illuminated in red stands on a pile of earth. An audience gathers around her. The wall in the background is covered with a projection of plastic waste.

A person in an abstract patterned jumpsuit with a hood stands on a purple stage floor and speaks into a microphone. A large bleeding head is projected onto a dark wall in the background.

A person sits on the floor of a red-lit stage. An image of a monkey is projected to the right and left of her. The audience sits in the shadows all around.

A bright green image of a rainforest river is projected onto the wall of an empty stage. A person stands in front of it, appearing like a shadow in the forest.

A person lies backwards on a red-lit stage floor. In front, the shadows of an audience member protrude into the edge of the picture.

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Evening program – Martha Hincapié Charry: Amazonia 2040 (English)

Press photos Martha Hincapié Charry Amazonia 2040

With: Martha Hincapié Charry

Director, Choreographer, Performer Martha Hincapié Charry Special Guest Miguel Yauenku Tikuna Video installation Liliana Merizalde & Sebastián Rosas - La Vuelta al día Sound design Brendan Dougherty, Samaquias Lorta Live video Rebecca Dantas Lighting Jörg Bittner Stage director Ernesto Peart Photos of Nukak women Joana, Monica, Buma, Chrisi & Monica Federico Rios Escobar Photos of Chiribiquete Jota Arango Supporting images Juan Vivescalle Footage Pirá-Paraná Macuna Community, Niels Halbertsam Costume adviser / harness piece Federico Polucci Dramaturgy consultant Paul White

A production of Bezirksamt Pankow von Berlin, Fachbereich Kunst und Kultur / PlataformaBerlin. In collaboration with Fundación Herencia Ambiental: Carlos Castaño Uribe, Procat Colombia: José F. Gonazalez Maya & Diego Zarrate Thanks to La Sierra Artist Residency.

Martha Hincapié Charry

Amazonia 2040

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