EPISODE 3: New Patron!
Nature MUSEum | 2 films: Packed, 30:00, Pact, 1:00:08

New Patron!


Packed

by Bosmat Nossan

Pact

by hakahlahakah

Film made by pieces by Hila Gluskinos, Yuli Kovbasnian, Kobi Swissa, Yael Weiss, and Ido Feder
 

WATCH: Packed [30:00] ︎
WATCH: Pact [1:00:08] ︎




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EPISODE 3: New Patron!
Nature MUSEum | 2 films: Packed, 30:00,
Pact, 1:00:08

New Patron!


Packed
by Bosmat Nossan




WATCH: Packed [30:00] ︎


Pact
by hakahlahakah

Film made by pieces by Hila Gluskinos, Yuli Kovbasnian, Kobi Swissa, Yael Weiss, and Ido Feder



WATCH: Pact [1:00:08] ︎



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Our angst-ridden bodies, captured in a capsule, dazed by the loss of chronological time, yield to the authority of nature as a metaphor. “Hoorah, a new patron!” we whisper as we climb up the hill of Al-Shaykh Muwannis. The Nature MUSEum, where we are thrown into the remains of culture, and trying to exist as avatars in a cautionary tale of the history of man. Making pilgrimage to atone for our unique position as artists-of-the-body who still wander freely while going extinct.

The pack packed a pact to curate survival, to celebrate its sadness. Surrounded by stuffed animals and instructions for saving the ocean, we crawl behind Zelma, our guide for various museums of natural disasters. We generate micro-sculptures and telepathic ceremonies for our impending transformation. Now culture’s guilt regarding its natural ruthlessness is how we orient in our new habitat. We perform a school for choreography as we dance the reality of beCcompany. We devote ourselves to investigating the economy of creation, as our hearts become companions to our mutual fragility.








The times are strange and defy chronological perception, and we go up the hill of Al-Shaykh Muwannis. Our angst-ridden bodies, thrown into the capsule, unable to deny the constituting authority of the metaphor of nature – hoorah, a new patron! And yet, we remember that nature is only a metaphor, sometimes an illness, sometimes a god, sometimes a greenhouse. In the Nature MUSEum hakahaLahakah begins the long climb back to culture, to meet what remains of it. There we try to exist as avatars in the cautionary tale of the natural history of man. Our pilgrimage, which must atone for our unique position as artists-of-the-body, those who are almost extinct but at least who will not allow themselves to be captured.

The pack packed a pact to curate survival, to protect it, to celebrate its sadness. Survival and beauty are once again good friends. Further, Further, surrounded by stuffed animals and guided by instructions for saving the ocean, we crawl after Zelma, our mythological guide in the various museums of natural disasters. We persist in our desire to be micro-sculptures and generate telepathic ceremonies for our impending transformation. Now, culture’s guilt regarding its natural ruthlessness is a compass for orienteering in our new habitat. We performed a school of choreography as we danced the reality of becoming a company. We devoted ourselves to investigating the economy of creation, as each one of us gave his heart over as a companion to our mutual fragility.



Packed

By Bosmat Nossan

Dance and Co-creators: Ido Barak, Dror Birger, Tamar Even Chen, Shay Kukui, Roni Rahamim, Michiru Shin, Amit Tina

Cinematography & Video Editing:
Noa Simhayof Shahaf

Producer: Noa Lembersky

Still Photographer: Anna Semenova

Thanks: Yoel Danilof, Saar Harari, Tom Lembersky, Kobi Swissa, Matan Daskal,
Guy Hayout

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Pact

A Choreography by hakahaLahakah

Cinematography and Video Editing:
Noa Simhayof Shahaf

Choreography and Dance: Tamar Even Chen, Hila Gluskinos, Yuli Kovbasnian, Kobi Swissa, Amit Tina, Yael Weiss, Shay Kukui, Ido Barak, Dror Birger, Ido Feder

Concept: Ido Feder

Score: Ido Feder & Hila Gluskinos

Scared Dances Teacher: Smadar Yaaron

Original Music: Alien iPhone, written by Hila Gluskinos, produced by Haim Vitali Cohen People Say Tomorrow, written by Hila Gluskinos, produced by Haim Vitali Cohen

Sound Mix: Daniel Slabosky

Venue: The Steinhardt Museum of Natural History, Tel Aviv

Thanks to: Alon Sapan, Aleksandra Katsnelson, Shuki Bracha, and all The Steinhardt Museum of Natural History staff we have interrupted or intrigued, and of course to Edna & Jon Feder for the car

Choreographies:

Further, Further
With Zelma of Smadar Yaaron and hakahaLahakah
By Ido Feder & hakahaLahakah

The Bard of Hila Gluskinos

Tortoise Beetle by Yuli Kovbasnian
Dance: Yuli Kovbasnian, Kobi Swissa,
Yael Weiss
Music: Valerie by The Weeknd (Vladish Edit), Crazy In Love (Fifty Shades of Grey REMIX) by Carlo Montagnese, Abel Tesfaye, Martin Daniel Mckinney, Beyonce, Fever - Cooley, by Rich Harrison, Madonna

Work in Nature Museum by Yael Weiss
Ceremony by Ido Feder with Yael Weiss & hakahaLahakah

Thou by Kobi Swissa
Scenography, Clothes: Kobi Swissa
Sound: Mina Tomic
Dance: Tamar Even Chen, Amit Tina,
Kobi Swissa