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Solo Work collaboration with videoacustica
Very happy to share this video of my Solo Work here. It is a collaboration with videoacustica ,https://videoacustica.es/ Madrid, in April 25, who allowed me to find a deep expression of what I was looking for. The piece is called ” I see you” and I dedicate it to all women who are in this…
Die Venusbeule (the Venus bump)
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Concerts that make a difference: The last we see you concert of 2025 was played in Genève the 20.12.2025
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Performance Day
What is an echo? An echo is the reflection of sound waves that reach a listener again after a delay. I must admit that at first it wasn’t entirely clear to me what Maricruz Peñaloza and ChrisRegn had in mind when they suggested that Anna, Yara, and I should act as the echo ofthe Performance…
Sara Käser & Natalie Peters – Monde Kreisen (selftape records, 2025)
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