1 venue. 4 artists. 5 cameras. 1 screen. An experimental Performance. Live-Sreening  on YouTube
re:future Lab is giving 'Carte Blanche' to four artists: 

#1 Idea / Concept & Project coordination / Lecture: Mathilde Irrmann
Mathilde is a french actress and filmmaker based in Berlin. After a background in classical theatre and art history, Mathilde is now working with film in front (Bad Banks) and behind the camera (Piensa en me). She is currently developing a feature documentary about Balkan artists dealing with their traumatic experiences. In between acting, directing and her artistic works, Mathilde is continuing to explore various mediums and recently including live stream to help focus attention towards issues and topics she believes are worth being discussed to find new ways to shape our future.

#2 Music: Brandon Johnson
Brandon is a musician, sound artist, performer and translator based for the last decade-and-a-half between Los Angeles and Berlin. He studied performance and sound design at the Evergreen State College (US) and French literature at the Freie Universität Berlin (DE). His focus is collaboration, contributing sound that structures and energizes spaces for interdisciplinary creation to inhabit. He has collaborated with numerous choreographers and dancers including Meg Stuart, Jasna Layes Vinovriski, Ligia Manuela Lewis, Sonja Pregrad and Martin Hansen.

#3 Artist: Stella Geppert
Stella is a sculptor and performence artist. She understands sculpture as 'relational investigation' of verbal and non-verbal body communication. The body’s sensory ability to “think its way into” space as well as into other bodies, materials, substances and matter is an important aspect of Stella Geppert’s oeuvre which is connected to essential sculptural and choreographic questions. Since 2010, she is a Professor at Burg Giebichenstein, University of Art & Design Halle. Solo and group exhibitions in Amsterdam, Athens, Berlin, Göteborg, Copenhagen, Vienna, Omihachiman/Japan.

#4 Dance: Elitsa Mateva
Elitsa is an actor and contemporary experimental dancer with background in psychology and philosophy. Her artistic and scientific explorations are driven by her profound interest in the evolution of human consciousness and spiritual awakening.

Technical team:
Lan Syreen, Jeffray Schwabe, mk and more
Sarah Bouchet, Paul Stutenbäumer

please stay tuned - the event-link will be announced shortly before on the re:future Lab website and Instagram-profile