CACOS (Scherben)

Cacos (Scherben) – Zersplitterte Glasoberfläche, dahinter verschwommen der Umriss eines Gesichts mit einem großen Ohrring sichtbar.

CACOS (Shards) understands everyday experience as a constant interruption and reorganization of consciousness, inspired by the cut-up technique, a literary method in which texts are cut up and randomly reorganized.
But what happens if the body becomes the site of the cut? What passes through the space of a crack?
CACOS invites a game of improvisation between sound, silence, movement and stillness. By cutting into the present, it opens temporal fissures through which other dimensions can emerge.
“Anything shines under the Sun Even a rough shard Of crowned glass, a little scratched (...) The satellites, the drones, NASA up above Will see this thing shine Fragments of what we are looking for grout” — Translation of an excerpt from Quase, by Tatiana Nascimento,“Lençóis” by Luedji Luna (2020).
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CACOS (Shards) compreende a experiência cotidiana como uma constante interrupção e reorganização da consciência, inspirando-se na técnica do cut-up, um método literário no qual textos são cortados e reorganizados aleatoriamente.
Mas o que acontece se o corpo for o lugar do corte?  O que passa pelo espaço de uma fresta? 
CACOS convida para um jogo de improvisação entre som, silêncio, movimento e quietude. Ao cortar o presente, abre fissuras temporais por onde outras dimensões podem emergir.
“Qualquer coisa brilha sob o Sol Até um caco tosco De vidro coronado meio arranhado (...) Os satélites, os drones, a NASA lá do alto Vão ver essa coisa brilhar Fragmentos do que a gente é buscando rejunte”  - Trecho do poema "Quase”, de Tatiana Nascimento, recitado na faixa "Lençóis", de Luedji Luna (2020).

45 Minuten ohne Pause

Concept, Choreography & Dance: Giuli MachadoSound Performance and Choreographic Assistant: Edson RicardoSound Artist and Composition: Lutz GallmeisterChoreographic Collaborator: Peti CostaMentorship: Frauke Havemann, Nik Haffner, Peti Costa and Judith Sánchez RuízLighting Design: Lazaro del Pozo, Alonso CatalánLight Operator: Alonso CatalánSet Design: Giuli Machado, with consultation by Elena FuscoCostume Styling: Waiian Aung
Giuli Machado is a dancer, choreographer, and educator born in Rio de Janeiro and based in Berlin. A graduate of the Escola Estadual de Danças Maria Olenewa and the BA in Dance, Context and Choreography at HZT (UdK), Giuli’s practice investigates the body as a space of imagination through diverse approaches to improvisation. 
Instagram account: g.iuli777machado 
the performace is in collaboration with: Edson Ricardo, Lutz Gallmeister and Peti Costa.

Next date:

• Date Friday, 25/September/2026 18:00
• Venue Uferstudios
• Address Uferstraße 23, 13357 Berlin-Wedding