The House of Extreme Music Theatre - Schachto-Culture: Clockspiderrainbewegen

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The House of Extreme Music Theatre is a Zagreb-based performance group by the artist duo Damir Bartol Indoš and Tanja Vrvilo, which has been creating performance theatre works and sculptural sound installations based on the interaction of several media and forms of the essay theatre.

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A performative-media shachtophony Clockspiderrainbewegen with an instrumentarium of sonic fiction for a performing duo in a panzerized schacht-cabin superimpose a bodily partiture of extreme music performance by Damir Bartol Indoš and Tanja Vrvilo with a video virus of the Schachto-Culture by visual and music artist Ivan Marušić Klif. Clockspiderrainbewegen is a manifesto of concrete schachto-verbo-voco poetry that evokes the ludic movement of community shachtophonization with instrumentarium of bruitism for the synthetic forms of performances and sound installations.

Authors and performers: Damir Bartol Indoš and Tanja Vrvilo

Video performance: Ivan Marušić Klif

Instrumentarium: Damir Bartol Indoš

Sound: Jasmin Dasović

Light: Andrija Santro

Surveillance video: Maxime Weinmann

Photo Miran Krčadinac

Photo Jure Živković

Tanja Vrvilo

Tanja Vrvilo (Zagreb, 1966.), a filmologist, film curator, performer and co-author of experimental theatre productions. She is the author of numerous essays and publications, and works regularly as lecturer in the fields of cinema, visual and performing arts. As a performer, she participated in many theatre productions. She has also been co-authoring and performing with alternative performance groups, and has worked continuously with a neo-avant-garde performer Damir Bartol Indoš. In 2007 in Zagreb, Vrvilo founded Film Mutations: the Festival of Invisible Cinema, an international festival on the politics of film curatorship.

Damir Bartol Indoš

Damir Bartol Indoš (Zagreb, 1957), performer and theatre artist, who creates experimental music instruments, sound sculptures called Schachtophones and graphic partitures. He holds a degree in comparative literature and philosophy from the Zagreb Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. During his university days, he took part in the work of the neo-avant-garde student theatre group “Kugla Glumište”. As an initiator of the Kugla Group during the 1980s, he did a number of performances (Gigan Affair, Unmuffled Vibrations, Sixth Allelomorph etc.). Since the 1990s, under the name of DB Indoš, the House of Extreme Music Theater has created a series of projects and world tours, with numerous foreign and Croatian artists and musicians. Since 2005, in co-production with the SC Culture of Change, the &TD Theatre and in creative collaboration with Tanja Vrvilo, Indoš has produced performances with actors, performance artists, musicians and dancers (Chinese Roulette, The Enchantment, Green Green, Book of the Dead (joint direction with Zlatko Burić), Anti-Oedipus and others. He has taken part in various international festivals at home and abroad, such as Fringe Festival (Edinburgh), Klangarten Festival (Linz), Franklin Furnace (New York), Roskilde festival, Translacije (Piotrkow), Eurokaz (Zagreb), Extravagant Bodies: Extravagant Minds festival (Zagreb), CAMP – International Festival of Visual Music (Zagreb), etc. He is a permanent collaborator of the &TD Theatre, a member of the Croatian Freelance Artists' Association and the ULUPUH association of artists. He won the City of Zagreb medal for promotion of alternative culture in 2009, as well as the first prize in the T-HT@MSU competition in 2012 for the sound sculpture Schachtophone. Together with Tanja Vrvilo, he won the group award of the Croatian selection at the Prague Quadrennial in 2015.

Photo Ratko Mavar

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Saturday September 13, 19:10 to 20:20

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