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Rave, improvisation, meditation, body – “LUCIDITY” performance in Barbara 

A daydream, provocative sounds of rave, ecstatically moving bodies and a pleasantly calming blue light that puts the audience in a meditative state. January 12 at 6 pm. Wrocław Institute of Culture invites you to Barbara for a Arnis Aleinikovas' performance entitled "LUCIDITY". Participation is free, but registration is required.

The title “LUCIDITY” means “the ability to think clearly”, which, according to the Cambridge Dictionary, is described as a momentary experience. Participants of four December workshops led by Lithuanian artist could get to know this state thanks to movement techniques, e.g. through ecstatic movement, automatic writing or a long meditative dance in a rave rhythm. The whole process played an extremely important role in creating the final performance “LUCIDITY”, which combines all known methods of working with the body. Individual movements developed by workshop participants – performers of Thursday’s event – as well as texts and visualizations will be used in the final group show. 

Rave, improvisation, meditation, body 

fot. Wojciech Chrubasik
fot. Wojciech Chrubasik
fot. Wojciech Chrubasik

The aesthetics of meditation practices, rave parties and techno will bring you into an ecstatic state in which the body subjected to the rhythm can move freely. The performers’ dance will also become one of the forms of escape to a place on the border between sleep and reality, a relaxed and tense body, darkness and light. The performative show created by Arnis Aleinikovas will invite viewers to reflect on the role of conscious movement. The main stage in Barbara will be a dance floor with colorful fluorescent lighting and artificial smoke. 

To join the event, you need sign up via FORM. We invite all of Wroclawers! 

“LUCIDITY” performance 

January 12, 2023, at 6:00 p.m 

Barbara, Świdnicka Street 8b, Wrocław 

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MagiC Carpets 

Arnis Aleinikovas was invited to Wrocław by the Wrocław Institute of Culture for an artistic residency as part of the MagiC Carpets platform co-financed by the “Creative Europe” program of the European Union. 

Emerging curator: Paulina Brelińska-Garsztka (WIoC) 

Emerging artist: Arnis Aleinikovas  (Kaunas, Lithuania) 

Place of residence: Wrocław Institute of Culture 

Practice: performing arts, spatial installations, music and science 

Local supporting artist: Marek Gluzinski 

Partners:Kauno bienalė,  Instytut im. Jerzego Grotowskiego 


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