第 3 回 — when the sun is 6° between the horizon by Nien Tzu Weng

Through a performance installation combining dance and augmented reality that plays with space and light, Nien Tzu explores the passage of time and the dualities of day and night, real and virtual. Side by side, night and day, Taiwan and Montreal collide and juxtapose, reflecting the alchemy and psychedelic synthesis of the multidimensional aspects of her diasporic experience.

Nien Tzu Weng is a Taiwanese-Canadian interdisciplinary artist, choreographer, and lighting designer based in Tiohtiá:ke/Montreal. Her practice blends contemporary dance and technology, exploring the balance between reality and fantasy through an experimental approach to performance and lighting design. Curious about the relationships between movement and new media, she questions the boundaries between the real and the virtual, the tangible and the imaginary, creating dialogues between internal and external spaces. Her projects have been presented internationally and in Canada, notably at La Chapelle – Scènes contemporaines, Elektra, and in Montreal, Arts Interculturels, in collaboration with Danse-Cité.

Co-presented with Partenariat du Quartier des spectacles