DREIZIG FESTIVAL 
Time of art, performances and life.

Turning 30 is often looked as a turning point in one’s life, but 
reaching this milestone today is full of challenges: rising unem- 
ployment, housing shortage… 

Carrillo  who has been investigating ‘The Role of the Audience in Performing Arts’, through the creation of ‘games’ that disrupt the spectators’ physical, emotional states, and critical perspectives, and following this idea of the ‘game’, has recently created the “DREIZIG Art Festival”. Born out of the motivation and reflexion on the meaning of celebration, “DREIZIG Festival” celebrated his 30-year birthday with an artistic twist.

How are artists affected by this growing instability, and is there 
such a cornerstone in their artistic lives? ‘DREIZIG Festival’ stems 
out from these questions and wishes to invite artists of different 
disciplines and backgrounds, but from the same ‘generation’ to con- 
verse through their work on art and life. 

DREIZIG Festival hopes to reflect on questions, whilst as a new 
platform, it aims to help participants promote their work, network 
with fellow creatives from different disciplines, and collectively, 
celebrate 30 years of art and life. 

The festival which has been conceived as a long running annual event, 
and for its first edition, is open to any person or group of per- 
sons, who have or will be turning 30s, include people in a broader 
age spectrum (30 - 39 years old) - in any of the following fields: 

- Visual Arts 
- Performing Arts 
- Architecture and Scenography 
- Design and Crafts



DREIZIG Festival 2012, had a great evening on 24  of Novemeber of 1012  for the first edition with an incredible group of artist:

The evening of 24 of November did kick off with the groovy Colombian sounds of singer Melissa Loov, and will be followed by art performances of dancers Louis DeVaughn Nelson, aka DeVo (US) and Michael Shapira (Israël), Rosella Canciello (Italy), a monologue by Jeiny Cortés (Colombia) and a short happening by Camila Rhodi (Brazil). Images by photographers Fernando Derks Bustamante (Peru), Victor GM (Spain) and Valerie Schmidt (Germany), colourful abstract painting of Maria Luisa Herrera (Costa Rica), recycled art-design pieces of Pablo Ocqueteau (Chile). Accompanied by dancers and choreographers working the dance as an image through the video are Veronica Santiago Moniello (Venezuela) with two short films and Carolina Rodriguez (Colombia) with a few from the top of Argentina and Jose Fernando Andrade (Colombia) with the look from our host city, Berlin. German sound artists Florian Mattil / Tim Kienecker, and the Swedish controversial artist Makode Linde who works raising issues on racism, will finish the evening by doing a DJ set.


Night video will be upload soon. See more info and videos from this first experience and night by the page of the festival or the facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dreizig-Festival-2012/520693827959957

For future information don´t hesitate write us to the e mail:

dreizigfestival@gmail.com



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