Frankfurt Lab

The site-responsive interdisciplinary performance unfolds through the encounter between body, sound, spoken word and architecture. Rather than presenting a fixed choreography, the work develops from attentive listening to the specific qualities of each space — its acoustics, surfaces, proportions, atmosphere and invisible tensions.

The performers approach the site as an active collaborator. Through improvisation and shared compositional strategies, movement, live music and text continuously influence one another, allowing the performance to emerge in real time. Gravity becomes both a physical force and a compositional principle, guiding how bodies relate to space, to each other and to the audience.

The work invites spectators into a shared landscape of perception where meaning is not prescribed but discovered collectively. As gestures, sounds and words assemble and dissolve, familiar relationships between performer, audience and environment begin to shift. Every presentation becomes a unique response to its surroundings, shaped by the presence of everyone in the room.

Rooted in the artistic practices of the three collaborators, On the Assembling of Three explores performance as a process of listening rather than representation. It asks how attention can become a creative act, and how space itself can influence the way we move, hear and relate to one another. The result is an immersive experience in which choreography is continuously composed through dialogue with the environment, opening new possibilities for perception, presence and collective imagination.