Video installation Nicole Cyler "Amauros" Automatic translate

On October 11, a video installation by Nicole Sailer Amauros will open in the Peretz Hall of the State Gallery on Solyanka with the support of Pro Helvetia Moscow.

Amauros is a series of video works created by Swiss artist Nicole Sayler. In his work, Nicole uses an audio method for describing a space or action, which is widely used in the film and video industries to help people with visual impairments.

Who said that we cannot hear with our eyes and see with our ears? The lack of image stimulates the imagination and memory of the audience. Hiding musical instruments and other sound-generating objects in the video series becomes the visual and choreographic material of the work. Amauros is a dance experience lived by a person through the organs of hearing.

Nicole Cyler

Born in Zurich in 1970, she studied at the School of Dance and Theater at the Teatro Dimirei Academy in Versiia, Switzerland, at the Flemish Dance Academy, Bruges, Belgium, and performed with the Rudra Béjart troupe, Lausanne. As a performer, Nicole has participated in various campaigns in collaboration with brands such as Cie Buissonnière, the Teatro Malandro, Alias ​​Compagnie, the Cie Philippe Saire and Massimo Furlan. The artist also founded her own company in Lausanne in 2002.

Image and video play a key role in Nicole Cyler’s creative method. Her multimedia studies, which combine dance and video, spawned a multifaceted dance performance, video and choreographic installations. Over the past few years, Nicole has created a series of performances that focus on the interaction between visuals and sound.