organum moda II.

 

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ARTISTIC DEVELOPMENT

 

For individual improvisers, the residency supports:

– Development of existing practices or new performance formats

– Historical and methodological articulation of artistic work

– Examination of embodied technique, attention, and decision-making

– Specific feedback on sonic, formal, conceptual, and performative dimensions

– Experimentation with technologies, environments, and modes of presentation

– Preparation for public performance or research presentation

 

For improvising ensembles, the residency supports:

– Analysis of collective methods and ensemble histories

– Investigation of distributed agency, memory, and emergent form

– Development of rehearsal and laboratory procedures

– Critical examination of hierarchy, responsibility, and interaction

– Refinement of sonic, spatial, technological, and temporal relations

– Preparation for public performance and documented presentation

 

For all participants, artistic development proceeds through sustained activity rather than isolated evaluation. The program values not only completed performances, but also the clarification of methods, revision of assumptions, acquisition of practical knowledge, and formation of durable artistic relations.