Mateja Bucar
Choreography "Room&Road"
| Title of the choreography | Room&Road |
| Videoclip | 390 Seconds |
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"Room and road is a space installation. It is a realisation of an idea of a space that is no longer passive and still, but is alive and moving, just as the dancers inside it. The walls and the floors of the inner space (the Room) can move through a spatial projection that is manipulated by a computer program. In the same way the open space (the Road) varies among the different, definite and indefinite roads and infinite spaces of the universe. The computer program that enables both spaces to move and change also enables them to be in a relation with the dancers. Room and Road can so be in their 'private dialogue' with movers or dancers passing, experiencing, researching and contemplating this new duality."
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| Nationality | Slowenian |
| Year of birth | 1957 |
After her classical ballet education in Slovenia, Mateja Bucar continued her training at the international dance center Rosella Hightower in Cannes and with dance seminars and projects of contemporary European and American choreographers like Arthur Rosenfeld, Donna Uchisono, John Jaspers, Fatou Traore. She was a member of Ballet SNG Ljubljana and of the Dance Theatre Ljubljana. Since 1991 she worked as a dancer in contemporary dance productions of Dance Theatre Ljubljana, Cankarjev dom, Institute Egon March. As an author and choreographer, she created the following works: Ton-Ka, Cukrama, Discipline as a condition of freedom, A.B. Sence, Pleasure in displeasure, Dependanse, Telborg, O kvadrat, Media-Medici, Koncept Koncepta (Concept of Concept), Room&Road. In June 2005, she received the "Zupanciceva nagrada" reward for her achievements in the field of contemporary dance. Further info: www.dum-club.si
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