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Mette Edvardsen
Mette Edvardsen, performer norvegese vive e lavora a Bruxelles. Il suo lavoro si situa nell'area delle performing arts ed esplora anche altri media e formati tra cui il video e la scrittura. La sua ricerca verte sulla possibilità di creare uno spazio-tempo senza dimensioni. Ha lavorato per diversi anni come danzatrice e performer per Les Ballets C. de la B. con Hans Van den Broeck e Christine de Smedt, e ha danzato in spettacoli di Thomas Hauert/ZOO, Bock & Vincenzi, Mårten Spångberg, Lynda Gaudreau, deepblue, ed altri. Ha realizzato due creazioni in collaborazione con Lilia Mestre e il progetto Sauna in Exile in collaborazione con Heine R. Avdal, Liv Hanne Haugen, Lawrence Malstaf (2002/2004), e ha coreografato e danzato una versione di Schreibstück di Thomas Lehmen assieme a Christine de Smedt e Mårten Spångberg (2004). Le sue produzioni includono Private collection (2002), Time will show (detail) (2004), Opening (2005/2006), The way/you move (installazione, 2006), or else nobody will know (2007), every now and then (2009), Time has fallen asleep in the afternoon sunshine (2010), Black (2011), e i video Stills (2002), coffee (2006), cigarette (2008) e Faits divers (2008). Il suo lavoro è stato presentato su scala internazionale e continua a sviluppare progetti con altri artisti, sia come collaboratrice che come performer.
Mette Edvardsen, is a Norwegian performer living in Belgium. Her work is situated within the performing arts field, also exploring other media and formats such as video and writing. It revolves around the possibility to create a dimensionless space and time. She has worked for several years as a dancer and performer for Les Ballets C. de la B. with Hans Van den Broeck and Christine de Smedt, and danced in pieces by Thomas Hauert/ZOO, Bock & Vincenzi, Mårten Spångberg, Lynda Gaudreau, deepblue, and others. She created and produced two pieces in collaboration with Lilia Mestre, and the project Sauna in Exile in collaboration with Heine R. Avdal, Liv Hanne Haugen and Lawrence Malstaf in 2002/2004. She choreographed and danced a version of Thomas Lehmen's Schreibstück together with Christine de Smedt and Mårten Spångberg in 2004. Her own work includes the pieces Private collection (2002), Time will show (detail) 2004, Opening (2005/2006), The way/you move (installation, 2006), or else nobody will know (2007), every now and then (2009), Time has fallen asleep in the afternoon sunshine (2010), Black (2011), and the video works Stills (2002), coffee (2006), cigarette (2008) and Faits divers (2008). She presents her works internationally and continues to develop projects with other artists, both as a collaborator and as a performer.