Taken

Something in Cata has changed. Yet she drifts through the nights alongside her partner Rocco and his neo-rock band. But a positive pregnancy test forces her to face a reality she doesn't know how to handle. They escape to the countryside for the weekend, where her inability to communicate grows under the weight of guilt and fear. Back at their usual venue, everything reaches a breaking point, causing Cata to explode and Rocco to lose control on stage.

Deaf, withdrawn and isolated, a man spends his days running along the same rural road in preparation for a local race. After a serious injury, a magnetic resonance scan allows him to experience sound in an unexpected way through its noises and vibrations. The discovery encourages him to reconnect with the world he once left behind, but perhaps his place is no longer there.

Developed in Mehringplatz as a performative video installation, ARPEGIA explores new perspectives on public space and its dynamics. Across different spots in Berlin, bodies appear dancing in dialogue with urban architecture, activating the city as a stage for movement. Through video art and live intervention, the piece reflects on public space as a shared territory: one that can be reimagined, occupied, and transformed through dance.

a body, stripped of its dance, faces the void of its own absence.

sound and image collide, dissolving the natural harmony of the elements.