What are tensional fields in body, movement, space and societal architecture? Where do we find them, what is their impact and what do we see if we move within them? Within the Tensegrity Performance Lab four artists and pupils of Oberstufenzentrum Handel 1 have been gathering their ideas around the topic in 6 sessions. They presented the results in the S27, Dance_lab27.
In the 50th the architect, philosopher and scientist R. Buckminster Fuller developed at the Black Mountain College the concept of Tensegrity. This new word (consisting of the words tension and integrity)describes the tensional fields and relations between elements of a network and is today widely used to describe and explain architectural, social and natural phenomena.

Concept & Choreography: Anna Katalin Németh, Max Makowski
Guidance & Organisation: Be van Vark & Sven Seeger