Robin Nimanong

What You See: CHILDREN OF ZEUS (WORK IN PROGRESS)

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CHILDREN OF ZEUS  (WORK IN PROGRESS)

In Children of Zeus queer dance maker Robin Nimanong and visual artist Valentina Gal explore the multilayered theme of decolonization through dance, visual arts, and visual storytelling. 

In this work-in-progress piece, the creators explore the connection between indigenous myths and fantasies and the current natural world, creating a space of deeper value for marginalized voices and hidden narratives. 

Drawing on the unique intersectional equity of their queer identity, Thai heritage, and background in queer ecology, Robin works intentionally to include multisided perspectives within this living exhibition. Valentina’s scenography is shaped as a landscape, providing also the perfect backdrop for queer pop culture expression and joy.
Visit to get a glimpse on the 19th of November, for free! Or view the work-in-progress presentation on the 20th of November.

Warning: Possible nudity 

"A journey through forgotten Lemurian realms, summon the erotic spirits of Sulis, and bathe in the shadow of the dark moon. Cross the Western Gate into the ancestral beyond, scented with myths and nostalgia."

By anonymous about Children of Zeus

Credits

Scenography and sculptures, Visual Artist, cocreator: Valentina Gal | Performer (19th & 20th): Qiqi (Qiyun Zheng) | Performer (19th): Jordan Achiano | Residency 1 huis Conny Janssen danst | Dramaturgy: Suzy Blok | Coach 2024-2026: Hildegard Draaijer, DOX | Research movement and ballroom artist: Shiva Mugler | Artistic research, dramaturgic support: Sophie Cohlen & Dovilee Krutulytė. | Make up art developed with: Sharmila Gabbana | Music: Guenter Raler, Nils Davidse, Robin Nimanong; work in progress

Creative producer, Choreographer, Artistic direction and concept: by Robbeduz, Robin Nimanong | Inspired by Troubled Waters from Valentina Gal & Cyborg DNA by Nimanong and Lux Nautilus | Mariko and Erik Spruijtjes, and Conny Janssen | Photo: Pien Düthmann

From: Netherlands, Thailand, China, Suriname