INTERSEX

Th. June 18, 2015
Time: 9:00 pm
Location: Deutsche Bank Kunsthalle (Unter den Linden 13-15 | 10117 Berlin)

by Steven Warwick, aka HEATSICK and dance performance with Nicola Mascia

 

Information

In his debut album, Intersex, Steven Warwick, aka Heatsick, musically interpreted the sexual theory of the Jewish-born physician Magnus Hirschfeld, who fled Nazi Germany in 1931. On stage, Heatsick works with a keyboard and manipulated guitar pedals to forge a sound reminiscent of the electronic music of the 1970s. In spring 2015 Steven Warwick spent time at Villa Aurora, as a fellow of Musikboards Berlin.

 

Participants

Steven Warwick

Steven Warwick (born in Great Britain, 1982) is a Berlin-based interdisciplinary artist and musician. Warwick is known for his solo project, Heatsick, and as a member of the duo Birds of Delay. As Heatsick, Warwick produces “unfinished, rough, and at the same time dreamy dance music that is always a little embarrassed to be called house” (De: Bug). In addition to vocals, he uses keyboards and percussion to create a conceptually discordant sound that is equally playful and challenging, a combination of concept art, politics, and dance floor.

Nicola Mascia

Nicola Mascia (born in Turin, Italy, 1975) is a dancer and choreograph. He studied jazz and contemporary dance in Turin, Rome, and Los Angeles. In 1996, he moved to Berlin to work with the company Sasha Waltz & Guests. Mascia was involved in the creation, performance and international touring of many projects including “Allee der Kosmonauten”, “Zweiland”, “Körper”, “noBody”, “insideout”, “Dialoge 09 – Neues Museum” and “Dialoge 09 – MAXXI”. In 2005, together with Israeli choreographer and performer Matan Zamir, he co-founded the collaborative duo matanicola.