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With the project "Staging Afternoon Landscapes," we propose an exploration of cross-disciplinary spatial practices: on the one hand, by experimenting with spatial and material constellations of kinship in the context of dance performance, and on the other, by transmedial activating multilayered spatiality, applying drawing as a method for spatial practice. This research project was conducted during our artist residency at Im_Flieger, Vienna, from March 2024 to January 2025.
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The operation of merging unifies multiple volumes into a single cohesive form through the intersection of their shared boundaries. When volumes overlap, their individual edges integrate at points of contact, creating a continuous geometry. The final form is determined by both the positioning of the original volumes and their areas of intersection. The result is a unified structure preserving key characteristics of its component parts.
