A site-specific on durational dance- somatics/landart installation. Performed in various spaces, exhibtions and countries since 2023. Beside an artistic performance piece Talking with stones is also the somatic body of work of Julia Flux.
Talking with Stones 2023 - ongoing ///
creative direction /choreography/production/landart Julia Flux in collaboration with Ece Manav
Videography Hamish Logan & Lolita Cameron
Absence 2025 ///
An experimental video Installation on solar Absence and Presence. Funded by Goethe Institute and developed during the Residency at AADK SPAIN, Murcia, Spain.
Pouring Sand into the Time Machine 2024 ///
is a landart/choreography installation and performance piece. Performed at an inner-city construction material and sand depot, Berlin.
creative direction /choreography/production/landart Julia Flux
Videography/photography Hamish Logan / Rod Gill/Lolita Cameron
performers Luisa Brune/Cristina Ariaz/ Vivian Assal/ Julia Flux/ Ivonne Papell Lozano/ Carolina Gonzales/ Maialen Larrinaga
sonic performance Nicholas Rose/Uo_raym
Staring at the Sun in Times of Darkness 2025 ///
Is the latest body of work of Flux and extends from choreography, multi- media video/dance/landart installations and is a research project on human-solar entanglements. Co-funded by Goethe Institute
creative direction /choreography/production/landart Julia Flux
Videography Hamish Logan
performers: Malou Lopez, Llama, Julia Flux
TERRA/// 2024 ///
is a landart/choreography installation and performance piece. Performed at an inner-city construction material and sand depot, Berlin.
creative direction /choreography/production/landart Julia Flux
Videography/photography Hamish Logan/ Nabil Farag/Lolita Cameron
performers Luisa Brune// Vivian Assal/ Julia Flux/ Natisa Exoce Kasongo/ Janu Krohm/Ece Manav
sonic interpretation Janu Krohm
RESEARCH
I understand movement not as expression alone, but as a technology for cultivating resilience, compassion, and collective sensing—especially in times of rupture. I believe that social and ecological transformation cannot occur without changing how we inhabit our bodies, how we relate to vulnerability, and how we attune to one another beyond productivity or identity. Within shared movement practices, the personal body opens into a collective body, capable of holding grief, difference, and slowness, and of rehearsing more gentle, post-human ways of being-with the world.
