Patrizia Carlota | Regina Fichtner
About us
- [RE:artzzZ]
- ...met in London’s performance scene. Both artists share a common interest in conceptual performance art and movements. They work together on experimental choreographies / installations and are interested in using the whole body [Mind, Face, voice, emotions, Impulses…]. In September 2010 they have found the art collaboration [Re:artzzZ]. [Re:artzzZ]'s performances have been presented at different festivals in England and Mainland Europe. Since 2013 the collaboration is expanding internationally, and has a second base in Frankfurt / Germany.
Wednesday, 18 April 2012
Regina gives a Guest Lecture at the GOETHE UNIVERSITÄT Frankfurt a. M. / Germany
Regina gives a Guest Lecture about her artistic work and her education programme at the 'Goethe Universität Frankfurt a. M.' (Institute of Education) in Germany in June 2012.
Tuesday 5/6/12 ,
10am bis 12pm
Room: Hörsaal 7
Senckenberganlage 15
Frankfurt am Main
Monday, 13 February 2012
The world of dreams is our inspiration for this new project
Contact us for more info on how to submit your own dreams!
CALL OUT FOR DREAMS! ------------ We are working on a new 'surreal' piece called 'Cocteau's Face in The Eiffel Tower' inspired by documented dreams and Jean Cocteau.
If you have had any interesting night or day dreams let us know about it!!!!! At the moment we are selecting dreams from different sources and we would love you to be involved. For more info contact us on info@reartzzz.com ------ Looking forward to hear from you!!!! Regina&Patrizia
CALL OUT FOR DREAMS! ------------ We are working on a new 'surreal' piece called 'Cocteau's Face in The Eiffel Tower' inspired by documented dreams and Jean Cocteau.
If you have had any interesting night or day dreams let us know about it!!!!! At the moment we are selecting dreams from different sources and we would love you to be involved. For more info contact us on info@reartzzz.com ------ Looking forward to hear from you!!!! Regina&Patrizia
Friday, 3 February 2012
Our new teaser of the last project
Have a look!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GWRKnPobys&feature=related
Friday, 9 December 2011
Wednesday, 2 November 2011
[RE:artzzZ] performs at London Metropolitan University on the 9th Nov
further details soon!
T H O M A S K A M P E Associate Professor for Dance at London Metropolitan University about [RE:artzzZ]:
Asta Nielsen is dead: RE:artzzz new production takes the audience by surprise. Patrizia Carlotta and Regina Fichtner have created a wonderful show, full of surprises, humour, and skilful movement-based acting. The show is exquisitely researched and crafted and has the audience transfixed throughout. The acting is superb, using melodramatic and expressionist silent movie styles as a point of departure without falling into cliche re-presentation. The show convinces through its freshness, wit, and skill in imaginative interaction with movement set and sound. This is a charming piece of storytelling utilizing digital media, costume, and historic references to create a unique piece of performance.
T H O M A S K A M P E Associate Professor for Dance at London Metropolitan University about [RE:artzzZ]:
Asta Nielsen is dead: RE:artzzz new production takes the audience by surprise. Patrizia Carlotta and Regina Fichtner have created a wonderful show, full of surprises, humour, and skilful movement-based acting. The show is exquisitely researched and crafted and has the audience transfixed throughout. The acting is superb, using melodramatic and expressionist silent movie styles as a point of departure without falling into cliche re-presentation. The show convinces through its freshness, wit, and skill in imaginative interaction with movement set and sound. This is a charming piece of storytelling utilizing digital media, costume, and historic references to create a unique piece of performance.
Thursday, 29 September 2011
Monday, 5 September 2011
[RE:artzzZ]'s workshop in Italy / Crisisart Festival
The Workshop: FIND YOUR OWN MIME
In our workshop we introduced the participants to our physical ‘improvisation grid’. Inspired by Rudoph von Laban’s and William Forsythe’s concepts of body in space, we have taken the step a bit further and developed exercises, in where we start to focus more on the facial expression and its relation to body in space.
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