THEATER X FULLER

The theater performance by Oskar Schlemmer is a captivating blend of movement, illusion, textile, and light, taking inspiration from the pioneering work of Loie Fuller. As the curtains part, the stage is bathed in a mesmerizing play of colorful lights, casting enchanting shadows and creating an otherworldly atmosphere. The performers are adorned in costumes designed by Schlemmer that are abstract and geometric in nature. These costumes are made from a combination of translucent fabrics, such as silk and gauze, which catch and diffuse light. The fabrics may be draped, wrapped, or manipulated in various ways to create different visual effects. For example, long, flowing draperies may be used to create illusions of size, shape, and weight, as they billow and swirl around the performers. Schlemmer's theater performance may also feature surreal visuals that challenge the conventional perception of reality. The performers may bend, twist, and stretch their bodies in unexpected and impossible ways, defying gravity and pushing the boundaries of the human form. These surreal visuals may be further enhanced by the innovative use of textiles and light, creating a dreamlike or fantastical atmosphere on stage.