MOVING GALLERY - a communicative circulation between visual and performing arts with electronic music in public space.
Originally conceived for a moveable unit consisting of a former military truck built in 1968, model Steyr 680 M, and trailer.
MOVING GALLERY is an electronic shell, containing, and/or combining different artistic elements such as performance, dance, installation, light design and video projections leading to a "performative" gesture in a given space.
In the course of this work in progress several pieces were developed also for indoor stage productions such as Alice- Wunderland ist abgebrannt, Zoom , Left Overs, Voluminellas among others.
Coproduced by Internationalen Tanzwoche Dresden, Sommerszene Salzburg and Schloss Broellin. With the support of Stadt Wien, Bundeskanzleramt - Kunstsektion. Thanks to Cselley-Mühle, HB Systeme, Magdalena, Ricky Renier.

 

"With this interweaving of installation, media art, music and dance within a performance-convoy, which is as flexible as artistic thinking has to be, PILOTTANZT takes a new position. The single art-works are becoming part of a bigger whole. This is already more than a curated setting: the - imaginary - connecting lines between the different artistic statements become parts of the art." Helmut Ploebst, Salzburger Nachrichten

"The unsual group which works on the bordering lines of different art forms, adapted a container to be a stage…changes views with projection screens into landscapes, glimmering coulour games, imaginary spaces. PILOTTANZT builds their art - as they say and we know - on the combination of music, light, painting, videoanimation and movement, they try to combine visual and acustic forms be it for their similarities or their contradictions." G.G., Dresdner Neueste Nachrichten, Germany

Contributions: Doris Ebner, Roderich Madl, Laura Moro, evu, Andrea Mitschke, Markus Wintersberger, Bea Bakondy, Kay Hupka, Superamas, Caterina Czepek, Michel Pürschel, Caroline Madl,
Music: ILIEL/sonic research, Thomas Gaube and Ted Milton among others.