A sensual performance about cross-species intimacy between humans, plants, and the earth. Experience playful encounters in an installation setting filled with paradoxical natural objects – between bloom and decay.
In the performance many in a bed by Lisa Hinterreithner, the encounter between humans and nature is staged as playful intimacy. The focus is on cross-species encounters with plants and earth, oscillating between blooming and decay. An installation-like setting with paradoxical natural objects—branches, earth spheres, fruits, and plastic plants—creates a space that feels sensual and decelerating.
The performance explores the botanical unconscious and questions the comfort of more-than-human eroticism. How does one approach a plant? The choreography by Lisa Hinterreithner, performed by Magdalena Forster, Theo Emil Krausz, and Carla Rihl, invites us to rethink the boundaries between humans and nature.
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