Biography & list of works
Britta Lieberknecht works at the interface of dance and visual arts.
She combines dance and visual art elements as well as dance and music. Parallel to her dance training, she completed her A-levels with art as an advanced course and then researched movement and painting with students at the Düsseldorf Art Academy. Since then, she has created a body of work consisting of drawings and dance action paintings. For her dance performances she has created sculptures, films, installations, video art, land art and a sound installation. Her performances are often interactions with material, radical, border-crossing and poetic.
Having long been interested in the confrontation of the archaic with contemporary civilisation, Britta Lieberknecht is currently focusing on creative communication.
Her installations have also been shown as independent works outside of the productions. The Skulpturenmuseum Glaskasten Marl presented the performance Kanga-Fuckin-Roo in the 2004 Grenzgänge programme and subsequently showed the installation created during the performance process as an exhibition.
Her drawings have been presented in various solo exhibitions.
Britta Lieberknecht also performs in exhibitions of works by visual artists.
Presentations at the film festivals VIPER Luzern, Festival Charleroi Danse, Video Dansa Barcelona, Skulpturenmuseum Glaskasten Marl, Int. Tagore Film Prize, India (Reni Scholz)
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