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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://booking.orsolina28.com/event/of-gold-blue-and-
 black-gauthier-dance-juniors-theaterhaus-stuttgart-20">Of Gold\, Blue and 
 Black - Gauthier Dance JUNIORS//Theaterhaus Stuttgart</a>\nOrsolina28 Art 
 Foundation is thrilled to welcome Gauthier Dance JUNIORS//Theaterhaus Stut
 tgart on its Open Air Stage. The evening begins with “Of Gold\, Blue and
  Black”\, the company’s latest work by choreographer Adriano Bolognino
 \, created in residency in Orsolina28. The work unfolds upon a threshold. 
 It’s a suspended space between transformation and loss\, a liminal state
  where nothing ever truly settles and everything remains in a constant and
  delicate state of becoming. Yet\, liminality itself is not the centre of 
 this work: what compels Bolognino is the emotional tension this condition 
 exacts upon the body when it cannot fully surrender to either joy or sorro
 w. The choreographer brings to the stage a body in continuous transition\,
  never still\, never safe\, yet intensely\, precariously alive. Gestures r
 eturn again and again like fragments of a prayer\, as if repetition alone 
 could bind what is constantly slipping away. This shifting emotional lands
 cape echoes Vincent van Gogh’s “Wheatfield with Crows” (1890)\, whic
 h permeates the work as a chromatic atmosphere. The painting becomes a fie
 ld of forces rather than a reference: the gold of the wheat burns with the
  fleeting brilliance of joy\; the deep blue opens onto a still contemplati
 on where time seems to hesitate\; the black of the crows symbolizes both o
 mens and guides. With “Of Gold\, Blue and Black”\, Bolognino seeks to 
 explore a duality that refuses resolution\, the flesh that grows and the f
 lesh that withers\, fierce joy and fertile grief\, the inheritance passed 
 from one body to another\, parenthood emerging at the very moment we lose 
 the child we once were. This sharing continues with a selection of the JUN
 IORS' repertory works. In “B/olero”\, Ohad Naharin reinterprets Mauric
 e Ravel’s iconic piece\, combining it with a synthesizer arrangement by 
 Japanese composer Isao Tomita. Mauro de Candia’s “The Dying Swan” ta
 kes a [...]
DTSTAMP:20260627T192121Z
LOCATION:ORSOLINA28 ART FOUNDATION - ENTE DEL TERZO SETTORE\, STRADA CAMINA
 TA 28\, MONCALVO AT 14036\, Italy
SUMMARY:Of Gold\, Blue and Black - Gauthier Dance JUNIORS//Theaterhaus Stut
 tgart
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://booking.orsolina28.com/event/
 of-gold-blue-and-black-gauthier-dance-juniors-theaterhaus-stuttgart-20">Of
  Gold\, Blue and Black - Gauthier Dance JUNIORS//Theaterhaus Stuttgart</a>
 \nOrsolina28 Art Foundation is thrilled to welcome Gauthier Dance JUNIORS/
 /Theaterhaus Stuttgart on its Open Air Stage. The evening begins with “O
 f Gold\, Blue and Black”\, the company’s latest work by choreographer 
 Adriano Bolognino\, created in residency in Orsolina28. The work unfolds u
 pon a threshold. It’s a suspended space between transformation and loss\
 , a liminal state where nothing ever truly settles and everything remains 
 in a constant and delicate state of becoming. Yet\, liminality itself is n
 ot the centre of this work: what compels Bolognino is the emotional tensio
 n this condition exacts upon the body when it cannot fully surrender to ei
 ther joy or sorrow. The choreographer brings to the stage a body in contin
 uous transition\, never still\, never safe\, yet intensely\, precariously 
 alive. Gestures return again and again like fragments of a prayer\, as if 
 repetition alone could bind what is constantly slipping away. This shiftin
 g emotional landscape echoes Vincent van Gogh’s “Wheatfield with Crows
 ” (1890)\, which permeates the work as a chromatic atmosphere. The paint
 ing becomes a field of forces rather than a reference: the gold of the whe
 at burns with the fleeting brilliance of joy\; the deep blue opens onto a 
 still contemplation where time seems to hesitate\; the black of the crows 
 symbolizes both omens and guides. With “Of Gold\, Blue and Black”\, Bo
 lognino seeks to explore a duality that refuses resolution\, the flesh tha
 t grows and the flesh that withers\, fierce joy and fertile grief\, the in
 heritance passed from one body to another\, parenthood emerging at the ver
 y moment we lose the child we once were. This sharing continues with a sel
 ection of the JUNIORS' repertory works. In “B/olero”\, Ohad Naharin re
 interprets Maurice Ravel’s iconic piece\, combining it with a synthesize
 r arrangement by Japanese composer Isao Tomita. Mauro de Candia’s “The
  Dying Swan” takes a [...]
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