Shinsai Killing Gods in the i-camp in MünchenZum commemorate the first anniversary of the earthquake / tsunami disaster in Japan, which occurred on 11.03.2011, which lives in Munich, Japanese-born artist collective presented by director Sato Otone of 23 until 25.03.2012 in the i-camp Munich in the charity event "Shinsai - Shattering Gods". In it, the artists deal with the disaster-related changes of mind and soul of the people of Japan. The piece uses dance, drama and texts in German and Japanese.
The Japanese dancer Mariko Yamada, who comes from the 2011 earthquake and tsunami affected region, represents the unique cultural aspects of Japan dance dar. means of Japanese aesthetics and tradition this side of the country is presented. Japanese actress Masako Ogura, by the spiritual, mental and emotional condition of the people before, during and after implementation of the disaster on 11.03.2011 in the German and Japanese.
"Shinsai / 震灾" literally means "earthquake". In "Shinsai - Shattering Gods" connotation is used, however, the gods of the murder - a further possible significance of these characters - and says "gods" in the sense of nature and the sense of a soul that is inherent in the people of Japan.
"Shinsai - Shattering Gods" is a charity event. The proceeds will be donated to the charity The Ishinomaki Disaster Recovery Assistance Council, Inc., which coordinates the operations of some 300 NGOs / NPOs in Ishinomaki. / Japan
Come and visit the charity event "Shinsai - Shattering Gods" in the period from 23 until 25.03.2012 in the i-camp Munich. The team from Munich Blog wishes much fun.
No comments:
Post a Comment