Der European Festivals Fund for Emerging Artists – EFFEA ist eine Initiative der European Festivals Association, die aufstrebenden Künstlern eine Plattform bietet, um ihre Karriere auf internationaler Ebene durch Festivals zu entwickeln.
Fördergegenstand ist das Forschungsprojekt eMotion Tracking des ungarischen Künstlers Tamer Vajda, in welchem er die Verkörperlichung von Emotionen in musikalen Performances untersucht, um vice versa Strukturen zu schaffen, in denen sich Sound von Bewegung herleitet.
The European Festivals Fund for Emerging Artists – EFFEA is an initiative of the European Festivals Association that offers emerging artists a platform to develop their career on an international level through festivals.
The object of funding is the research project eMotion Tracking by the Hungarian artist Tamer Vajda, in which he investigates the embodiment of emotions in musical performances in order to create, vice versa, structures in which sound is derived from movement.
Tamer Vajda is an hungarian composer, performer and interdisciplinary artist fascinated by gestures and movement. Sometimes even creating spaces where the human body can act as a musical instrument. Artistic research and psychology lie in the core of his interest. He experiments with narrative musical forms inspired by psychosomatics and embodied experiences.
Das Residenzprogramm des EFFEA bringt dabei vier internationale Festivals zusammen: das ungarische Cserje FESZT, das lettische Sanusī-Festival, das slowakische Are you Free? Musicfestival sowie unser Experimance Festival nämlich, um so Vajdas künstlerische Entwicklung sowie kollaborative Kunstwerke zu fördern. Tamer Vajda wird demnach im Juli in Saarbrücken zugegen sein, um im Kontext seines Forschungsprojektes gemeinsam mit der Tänzerin Anna Wiebke Färber eine Festival-Arbeit zu entwickeln.
The EFFEA residency programme brings together four international festivals: the Hungarian Cserje FESZT, the Latvian Sanusī Festival, the Slovakian Are you Free? Musicfestival and our Experimance Festival to promote Wajda’s artistic development and collaborative artworks. Tamer Wajda will be in Saarbrücken in July to develop a festival work together with dancer Anna Wiebke Färber in the context of his research project.
Anna Wiebke Färber is a contemporary dancer, dance teacher and choreographer currently working and living in Saarbrücken. Through performance and dance, she explores the possible relationship between movement and artificial intelligence and is interested in subtle and authentic movement that conveys emotions as real as possible. As a choreographer, she strives to create images as abstractions of what it means to be human. She works with associations to music, visual art and poetry as impulses to create a moving collage or labyrinth of human thoughts and emotions.
Das kollaboratives Kunstprojekt “eMotion Tracking” mit der Tänzerin Anna Wiebke Färber am 13.07.2023 im Garelly-Haus präsentieren.
Presenting the collaborative art project „eMotion Tracking“ with dancer Anna Wiebke Färber at Garelly House on 13.07.2023.