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Jaskaran Singh* is a transdisciplinary performance artist, choreographer, and researcher exploring the intersections of movement, media, and society. Through the avatar Harmonical.Self, his* practice connects artistic and cultural media*, creating a dialogue between public and institutional spaces. With expertise in dance/performance research, project coordination, and computer science, he* merges embodied experience, interactive technologies, and site-specific interventions to investigate the relationship between bodies, space, memory, and social structures.
Through his* Linz-based organization, trivium, Jaskaran* leads long-term interdisciplinary projects such as Trans(T*).DisCity/City Voices, L-INKED, and place of belonging, fostering community engagement through participatory performances and urban storytelling. His* work navigates themes of body politics, migration, and human-machine interactions, with projects like MachinedHuman!, In-between Privacy, and Hibernating Further examining the intersections of technology, ecology, psychology, and performance.
His* performances and installations have been presented at ARS Electronica, brut Wien, Imagetanz Festival, Impulstanz Vienna International Dance Festival, Nordico City Museum Linz, and the European Theatre Night, among others. Beyond his* own artistic practice, Jaskaran* has collaborated with artists such as Salvo Lombardo, Sandra Chatterjee, and Ivo Dimchev.
He* also develops and leads improvisation-based workshops and teaching projects, including Playful Bodies, City Swarming, and Deforming Body Ideologies, which deepen the connection between movement, identity, and consciousness. Currently based in Vienna and Linz (Austria), Jaskaran continues to expand performance as a space for critical inquiry, social engagement, and artistic experimentation, bridging cultural policy, digital innovation, and performative interventions in contemporary art.
23.04.2024
