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Alexis Rodríguez Cancino/Indiscourse
Rainbow/Regnbuen
Join us on an odyssey through the wonders of the Rainbow - to a universe of unexpected contrasts and sensory impressions, where we examine the infinite nuances of our inner rainbows. A thoughtful, dancing installation that invites families and everyone from 0-100 years to experience dance, design and sound. Together we explore the hope of diversity.Five fantastic, dancing costumes created by Henrik Vibskov and choreographed by Ray Roa Alonso will magically transform both body and space, in interaction with a soundscape by Cristian Vogel, which fills the space with electronic sounds.
In Regnbuen we invite the audience on a journey to inner and outer rainbows. We pursue the hope of a diverse future – where people are empowered by respecting and appreciating what makes them different. Be it age, gender, ethnicity, religion, physical ability, sexual orientation, education or national origin. But does this future only exist in our imaginations? How is diversity represented in our society? How do we create a world where diversity can flourish?
With a strong and queer expression, the Rainbow offers a view of new paths. Perhaps not the path that leads to the treasure at the end of the rainbow - but rather a continuous pursuit where we experience glimpses of joy and delight. Roads where we challenge the fear and hatred which again and again set limits to diversity and which displace our inner rainbows. And just as this pursuit never stops, neither do our rainbows.
The public is welcome to go to and from the work and experience the Rainbow at their own pace. You can sit, lie down and stand up along the way.
Credits
Concept: MYKA, My Grönholdt & Ray Roa Alonso
Choreographer: Ray Roa Alonso in collaboration with the artistic team
Choreographic consultants: My Grönholdt & Malik Nashad Sharpe
Dancers: My Marie Nilsson, Sophia Mage, Daniel Jeremiah Persson, Escarleth Pozo & Paolo de Venecia Gile
Dancers (stand-in): Madeleine Cole, Jernej Bizjak, Stina Strange Thue & Teresa Fogh Schou
Composer: Cristian Vogel
Costume designer: Henrik Vibskov
Arranged by: Nanna-Karina Schleimann
Press photos: Alexis Rodríguez Cancino
Administration & consultancy: Jens Christian Jensen
Producer MYKA: My Marie Nilsson & Sofia Wickmann
The rainbow is presented in collaboration with SMK – Statens Museum for Art. Other partners: Betty Nansen Theatre; Holstebro Dansekompagni, Co-produced 2023 by Dansehallerne.
The rainbow is supported by the Statens Kunstfond, the William Demant Foundation, the A. P. Møller Foundation and the Augustinus Foundation.
"Phantom Muse" Premired at Nordlys/P-noise 2016-17 Contemporary Dance edition at MET, Manila Philippines
Phantom muse is created based on character’s personalities, from people he has met or come across on line researches and he’s infused memories of 80’s TV and famous people around around at the time.
These characters where often fictional superheroes from Japanese manga cartoon to Bio Man, creating from a blank canvas of a body which is then transformed into a new body. With this new work Ray is collaborating Thinkinghand Duo, Rhoda Ting and Mikkel Dahlin Bojesen are currently exploring the pull of gravity and the obstruction of the senses in creating a wearable sculpture contraption that can serve as the mask incarceration of the Phantom Muse.
"Phantom Muse" MET Manila Philippines Photo by PNaz Photography studios
LOLA 2013
Solo Piece, Homage to my grandmother
Photo by Jan Vesala, http://www.janvesala.com
Costume by Valeria Olkhova
Knitting Instalation Performnace 2015
This installation was performed at in-discourse AB Malmo an P-noise Festival 2015 in Collaboration with Ukrainian Born Textile knit Designer Valeria Olkhova.
Photo by Nelson Rodriguez Smith
