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Innassaah 8. Juli 2025 live im VEKKS

Innassaah is an free impro & electro-experimental duo that celebrates macabre dances between the subtle and the aggressive in a performance that explores live electronics and contemporary singing in a wide spectrum of boundaries, from sprechgesang to multi rhythms and noise-manifesto. Carla Genchi is an Italian singer and composer who by choice was torn from Italy and lived for several years between Holland, Germany, Sweden, England, Estonia and France where she met Lucas Alvarado a viola da gamba player and composer also torn from his beloved and estranged Chile and who still lives and performs in France. https://vnvsmvndvs.bandcamp.com/album... https://vnvsmvndvs.bandcamp.com/album... https://vimeo.com/231961442   / i.n.n.a.s.s.a.a.h   Chloé Bernier Professional Dance Artist, Educator, and Researcher Chloé Bernier is a passionate dance artist, educator, and lifelong learner. She engages deeply with movement through contemporary dance, Body Mind Centering, yoga, and psychoanalysis. Every day, she strives to learn something new, and sees dance as a form of music that can be felt rather than merely performed. For her, listening and attentiveness are fundamental commitments in her practice, as she seeks a fluid, dynamic, and expansive dance. She also appreciates silence as a key element in the creative process. In 2025, Chloé was invited to collaborate with musicians in Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, and France, offering improvisational performances. Over the years, she has shared the stage with renowned artists such as Marie-Laure Agrapart, Viktor Benev, Julie Gasnier, Carla Genchi, Luis Ianès, Riina Koivisto, Marika Lombardi, François Mellan, Dario Nitti, Isabelle Pierre-Jacquemin, and Jessica Rock. Chloé is the founder of La Compagnie du Châtaignier, where she co-created the performance Petite Terre Vaste Rêve with Isabelle Pierre-Jacquemin, Nathalie Roussel, and Dani. This piece, featuring two dancers and a reader presenting Andrée Chedid’s short stories, has been given by the Conseil Départemental des Pyrénées-Orientales carte blanche. She initiated and led an improvisation collective for ten years, gathering teachers from the conservatories of Paris, where she also teaches dance. Alongside her dance work, Chloé has a passion for writing and improvisation, both of which are integral to her artistic expression. Outside of her professional work, she also enjoys drawing and embroidery, often focusing on creating intricate tree designs. www.vekks.com www.facebook.com/vekksevents   / _vekks_