PETRA CASALE is a director and a performer from Milan. She studied visual art & performance at IUAV University in Venice, dramaturgy studies at Sorbonne and physical theatre at Ecole Jacques Lecoq in Paris.
She is the co-founder of RemoteControl and Cut Tongues with whom she made radical and visual interdisciplinary work. She is also in an ongoing collaboration with the London based visual artist Nadine Shaban, exploring the relationship between sculpture, its materials and the body.
She is fascinated by structures, the fragility of gestures and contradictions. Her work is often driven towards a formless nature, fragmented, in love with digression and immersive.
Collective
LiLi Re is an international artist collective that creates projects within contemporary theatre, interactive performance and site-specific projects. The collective is based in Oslo and consists of members from Norway, Italy and the USA/France, with backgrounds in performance, theatre, visual arts and architecture.
LiLi Re investigates how art can influence and expand people’s relationships with their surroundings. Architecture, nature and urban space not only serve as inspiration, but also take an active role in the work. The projects often have a site-specific character, where the landscape becomes a co-creative element in the performative expression.
The collective creates immersive worlds where the audience is both witness and active participant in a sensory experience. Through play with fiction and reality, new spaces for reflection are opened, where the boundaries between viewer and work are constantly changing. LiLi Re combines scientific, emotional and social research to explore humanity’s complex and fascinating relationship with nature – and gives voice to otherwise silent forces as they move through themes such as transformation, mental health, loss and environmental protection.
LiLi Re investigates how art can influence and expand people’s relationships with their surroundings. Architecture, nature and urban space not only serve as inspiration, but also take an active role in the work. The projects often have a site-specific character, where the landscape becomes a co-creative element in the performative expression.
The collective creates immersive worlds where the audience is both witness and active participant in a sensory experience. Through play with fiction and reality, new spaces for reflection are opened, where the boundaries between viewer and work are constantly changing. LiLi Re combines scientific, emotional and social research to explore humanity’s complex and fascinating relationship with nature – and gives voice to otherwise silent forces as they move through themes such as transformation, mental health, loss and environmental protection.
PETRA CASALE
SILJE LINDBERG
SILJE LINDBERG is a Norwegian performer and creative producer. She graduate of North University in Theatre Production and Acting in Verdal (NO) and she trained at Ècole Internationale de Théâtre Jacques Lecoq in Paris. She has been teaching theatre at North University and Forstudium Teater in Oslo, with a focus on movement and physical composition. Lindberg is also the co-artistic director of the literature festival God Natt, Oslo, for the two editions 2020/21.
She works as a freelance actor in film and performance and she received the artistic grant for young actors from Arts Council Norway in 2018/20/21.
She is one of the founders of the artists collective Liavaag/Lindberg, beside engaging as a performer she play the role of the main creative producer of the company, helping raw ideas to become reality.
She works as a freelance actor in film and performance and she received the artistic grant for young actors from Arts Council Norway in 2018/20/21.
She is one of the founders of the artists collective Liavaag/Lindberg, beside engaging as a performer she play the role of the main creative producer of the company, helping raw ideas to become reality.
CHRISTINE RYDNAK
CHRISTINE RYDNAK received training from Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago, Point Park University’s Conservatory of Performing Arts in Pennsylvania, and various private studios in New York City. She has worked in film and theater in NYC and regionally across the US.
After finishing her studies at Ecole Jacques Lecoq in Paris, she founded the international theatre company RemoteControl. She is now working in film, theatre, as a voiceover artist and as a theatre educator for children in Paris. She is one of the producers of the Paris Fringe Festival, now in its third year.
After finishing her studies at Ecole Jacques Lecoq in Paris, she founded the international theatre company RemoteControl. She is now working in film, theatre, as a voiceover artist and as a theatre educator for children in Paris. She is one of the producers of the Paris Fringe Festival, now in its third year.
NIKOLAI LIEBLEIN RØSÆG
NIKOLAI LIEBLEIN RØSÆG is an architect and a scenographer working at the intersection of performing art, visual art and architecture. He holds a masters degree in architecture from the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) and from the Royal Danish Academy of Architecture (KADK).
Liebleins work focuses on site interactions, experiences of specific spaces, and material investigations. He uses architecture as a tool in interdisciplinary collaborations that explores and discuss place as a geographical, cultural and social space. He works through a theoretical, intuitive and exploratory process with surroundings, materials and drawing, which are translated into visual expressions, distinctive spatialities and sculptural forms.
Liebleins work focuses on site interactions, experiences of specific spaces, and material investigations. He uses architecture as a tool in interdisciplinary collaborations that explores and discuss place as a geographical, cultural and social space. He works through a theoretical, intuitive and exploratory process with surroundings, materials and drawing, which are translated into visual expressions, distinctive spatialities and sculptural forms.