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Productions

Season 2023-2024

Nothing to see here

Amidst hurried commuters, waiting travellers, in the middle of the station, you will find Nothing to see here, a box-shaped installation with two peepholes that asks you to lean forward and dip yourself in an immersive optical illusion. You stand face to face with your live doppelganger, while fictional figures and musical scenes stalk and surround the other self.

Songs for a Passerby

A Virtual Reality opera about our tenuous relationship with the transitory nature of reality

How does one relate to a world of things that are passing? Are we a part of it? Or are we just looking at it? And what about the body – is it something that we are or that we have?

Season 2023-2024

producties

Season 2022-2023

Eurydice - a descent into infinity

A Virtual Reality opera, in which you follow Eurydice down an endless maze into the void. A hypnotic journey to an in-between space, between dust and eternity, where time fades and the laws of space become obsolete.

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Season 2021-2022

Nowhere

'Nowhere' is a research project that Celine Daemen developed in the context of Muzieklab of Intro in Situ and VIA ZUID and Chronosphere lab of De Effenaar Smart Vennue.

Season 2020-2021

Monologues for Nothing

Monologues for Nothing is a project for young people (14 - 21 years old), who feel the walls are coming towards them as a result of the lockdown. With VR glasses, the participants enter a virtual world. In a magical flight, they soar above locations in their own city and then end up in the clouds. Messages from other participants are stored here and they can also leave a 'cloud message' themselves. With this, the project offers an escape from loneliness and boredom in the corona time.

Season 2019-2020

De Opera van de Vallende Mens (The Opera of the Falling)

‘De Opera van de Vallende Mens’ is a musical and visual research on the loneliness of sorrow. It’s a VirtualReality-Opera, inspired by interviews with people with a psychological vulnerability. With psychiatry as a mirror to the world we live in, the experience calls for reflection and universal recognition.

Opera van de vallende Mens -Celine Daemen