Flee Immediately!, with Joana Chicau, will present a series of workshops and performances experimenting with choreographic relations and code, from bodies of code to actual bodies, from digital deviations to physical ones. This includes a performance that reframes aesthetic experiences through the poetics of web programming languages and tango as choreography, a workshop enacting basic programming through dance, as well as experiments relating code, poetry, movement, and control, and more. The event series is part of a larger collaboration and research that began in Flee Immediately! issue 02.

Performances:

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As a sort of closing act of Issue 02, Dance and Code, I will introduce the topic and event series through a lecture performance that connects rhythms, codes and code poetry directly to the issue as well as thoughts about dance and code. It will be a re-enactment of the dancing and coding that emerged throughout the process as well as opening it up to the following events and future processes.

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‘Tango for us Two/Too’ part of a two months field research developed in Buenos Aires, Argentina [jobcb.github.io/ways_of_moving/index_tango.html]. This piece aims to investigate the current practice of Tango, and to revisit its underlying codes, including social and discursive frameworks. Reframing the limits of aesthetic experiences and the poetics of both web programming languages and tango as choreography. The first part of the performance introduces Tango as an improvisation based choreography with a set of code which defines random movement on “x” and “y” axis; The second part explores the dialogical nature of Tango, exploring google (mis)translation platform with fragments of texts from interviews with Tango dancers. In the last moment, it is presented an actual Tango.

Dancefloor Drinks!