Borrowing from music concerts, five live performers activate simultaneously with their bodies and voices, in harmony and rhythm, the sculpture-based music band Mud and Sticky Band (see following work), while following a score. The work explores the materiality and agency of the sculptures while interacting with other materials such as trash, lubricant, mud, fire, and organic remains.
The performance examines the relationship between objects, bodies, and spaces, mediated by desire and intuition. It reflects on the agency of materials and textures observed during site visits across the Netherlands, weaving them into a narrative that connects landscapes, sound, and movement.
Performers harmonize with the sculptures and the accompanying sound piece Mud and Sticky Band: Side A, which draws on embodied research and site-specific reflections. Props and actions echo the textures and shapes of visited landscapes, blending choreography, material interaction, and sound dialogues.
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