JATO plesna predstava

Ideja, vizuelni identitet izvođenja/ Concept, visual identity and project leading: Jovana Rakić i Željka Jakovljević
Collaboration, dance, music and pinting/ Izvođenje, ples, zvuk i slika: Mila Brkanović, Lana Miladinović, Nađa Mijačić, Svetlana Makarova, Ina Madžar, Jelena Alempijević, Sava Botić, Frosina Dimovska, Ania Belorukova,
Željka Jakovljević, Jovana Rakić
Music/Saradnja u oblasti muzike Sava Botić/ Dunja Crnjanski
Visual arts pedagogue/ Saradnja u oblasti vizuelnih umetnosti LJubica Tankosić
Produkcije/production Praktikabl - platforma za savremenu umetnost i kulturu
JATO je kretanje različitih tela. Ono je slobodno i
otvoreno, iako ima svoja pravila.
Jato je dogovor i kontakt u kojem svi učesnici imaju jednaku slobodu i odgovornost.
Jato je zajedništvo gde bilo koji pojedinac može da
promeni pravac.
Flock is the movement of different bodies. It is
open, although it has its own rules.
Flock is an agreement and contact in which all participants have equal freedom and responsibility.
Flock is a community where any individual can give
change of direction.
O Jatu, Jelena Paligorić Sinkević:
„ JATO tematizuje slobodu, zajedništvo i odgovornost unutar zajednice kroz ples. Njegove
učesnice su devojčice i žene različitog uzrasta. One polako, gotovo meditativno, razvijaju
jednu formu koja ne remeti nikog, koja poštuje granice ali pruža jednu specifičnu vrstu
scenskog zagrljaja u kome se osećamo sigurno i snažno.
Odrasli jako često sadržaje za decu karakterišu kao eskapističke i tu se prirodno nameće
pitanje - da li nam je upravo taj eskapizam preko potreban ?
Jako je važno stvarati umetnost za decu koja nema primarno zabavljački karakter. Time
senzibilišemo decu da nauče da stvarno gledaju, da prihvate različite umetničke forme, da
razviju mehanizme za prepoznavanje šta umetnička dela izazivaju u spektru različitih
osećanja. „ Jato „ je upravo ovakav tip scenskog stvaralaštva. Ono se ne oslanja na poznato,
već sistemom stvaranja mira u gledalištu dovodi publiku do asocijacije. Nema ilustracije, ima
poligona za slobodno mišljenje. Nužno je i neophodno prepoznati ovakve predstave i
omogućiti im da postoje i uđu u sistem. Zato što one deluju neinvazivno na nekoliko frontova
- emocionalnom, umetničkom, pedagoškom, plesnom i na onom jako važnom a to je
osnaživanje pojedinca unutar kolektiva koji ima svoja pravila, ali ona nisu rigidna i samim
tim podstiču individualnost.
Dok gledam „ Jato „ osećam se kao da sam na moru. Na mom ličnom prostoru slobode. Gde
ispod nekog bora nas četvoro stvorimo neki mali svet."
About Jato /Flock, Jelena Paligorić Sinkević:
"JATO thematizes freedom, togetherness and responsibility within the community through dance. The participants are girls and women of different ages. They develop slowly, almost meditatively
a form that does not disturb anyone, that respects borders but provides a specific type
stage hug in which we feel safe and strong.
Adults very often characterize children's content as escapist, and this is where it naturally comes into play the question - do we all really need that escapism?
It is very important to create art for children that is not primarily entertaining. With that we sensitize children to learn to really look, to accept different art forms, yes develop mechanisms for recognizing what works of art evoke across a spectrum of different emotions. "Jato" is exactly this type of stage creation. It does not rely on the known, but through the system of creating peace in the auditorium, it brings the audience to association. There is no illustration, there is training ground for free thinking.
It is necessary to recognize such performances and allow them to exist and enter the system. Because they work non-invasively on several fronts - emotional, artistic, pedagogical, dance and on the very important one, which is empowering the individual within a collective that has its own rules, but they are not rigid in themselves they encourage individuality.
While watching "Jato" I feel like I'm at sea. In my personal space of freedom. Where
under a pine tree, the four of us create a small world."