Swiss Interactive Sessions

ER[R]O[R]S

Brigitte Fässler, Noémi Büchi, Ladina Whitehead, Keyran Aplogan, Anastasia Bull
Switzerland
2027, 20'
Experimental
In production
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SIS - STUDIOS

ER[R]O[R]S is a transmedia dance and VR performance exploring alienation and fragmented realities. Combining krump, contemporary movement, and electroacoustic sound, the work pits human presence against a digital entity as a metaphor for the radical ‘Other’. Designed for flexible contexts, it adapts as a stage show or VR installation.
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Co-production · Exhibition · Distribution
Art Director
Brigitte Fässler
Production
CUBIQUE Entertainment GmbH
Brigitte Fässler
Brigitte Fässler is a media artist and director working at the intersection of video, digital art, and visual storytelling. Her work focuses on hyper-real aesthetics and transmedial formats, developed through artistic research residencies at Tanzhaus Basel and the Academy for Theatre and Digitality in Dortmund.
Noémi Büchi
Noémi Büchi is an international Swiss composer and music producer specialising in electroacoustic and symphonic electronic music. Represented by Basemental, she performs at major global festivals like MUTEK and Ars Electronica, creating complex, immersive sound architectures.
Ladina Whitehead
Ladina Whitehead is a Swiss-based dancer and choreographer known for her powerful physical presence. Her distinct movement language seamlessly bridges street styles with contemporary dance forms within collaborative and collective artistic processes.
Keyran Aplogan
Keyran is a Paris-based dancer and choreographer specialising in Krump. He performs in fashion and music productions, including Fashion Week and music videos for artists such as Aya Nakamura and B.B. Jacques. Known for his raw, high-energy physicality, he continuously expands his movement vocabulary through elite programs such as Far From The Norm.
Anastasia Bull
Anastasia Bull is an award-winning Swiss fashion and costume designer known for her sculptural forms and avant-garde aesthetic—notably having dressed international music icon Björk and won the Swiss Design Award. She develops visionary costume concepts for the independent dance and theater scene, seamlessly blending visual identity with physical functionality.
Booking for the event
Swiss Interactive Sessions

This work is part of an event.

Wednesday 4 Nov. 11:00
Théâtre Pitoëff