ˈkonfɛrɛnt͡sɛ

In Ferst Dadler's life, creativity, relationships and the events of ephemeral things such as sound and movement were the priority. Creativity as a way of building relationships between people and non-people and developing one's own self-awareness. This promotes connection. And it is precisely the connection with one's own identity that allows us to face the responsibility we have towards others and the context. Ferst Dadler continues a deep dive into social practice, this time alongside the outstanding mezzo-soprano and composer Loré Lixenberg in the performance Konferentse. An exploration that is at once intimate and poetic, ironic and supernatural. An investigation of the ideas that are the basis of the human political self. A staging of the activity of creating the world. In a landscape of quick opinions and flattened categories, Konferentse is imagination, drive, experimentation, curiosity, the courage to think through practice, to surprise beyond language and definition. Perhaps ecology. It is not the tragedy of today's life. Ferst Dadler and Loré Lixenberg invite you into a space where bugs, plants, flowers, people and objects are equal and interdependent, and their positions are variable.