The project is a creative process that is based on presumptions and visions and that draws conclusions about the future of mankind and the Earth, starting from the tale about Nibiru, the tenth planet of the solar system, which when crashing into Earth will end the forms of life as we know them now. The performance explores what else could happen on Earth after this. The artists Tamara Zsófia Vadas, Ábris Gryllus and Márton Emil Tóth are working with children aged 9-15 on a project that will be presented by children.

The Artists

Vadas Zsófia Tamara dancer, choreographer, teacher. She earned her degree in dance pedagogy at the Budapest Contemporary Dance Academy. As a dancer she worked with The Symptoms, Adrienn Hód and Hodworks. She currently works with Csaba Molnár (The Ox, Eclipse), Imre Vass (Taking Place and STEREO Akt (Before You Die, Promenade)). Her own creations are mostly collective ones, such as Skin Me in collaboration with Viktória Dányi and Csaba Molnár, which received the Rudolf Lábán Prize in 2014 and toured extensively within the Aerowaves network. In 2018 she collaborated several Budapest based dancerschoreographer and created a common dance and visual pieces: Tatiana, DEEPER. She is a regular teacher of a creative movement classes for children, and improvisation, composition classes for teenagers and adults. She is a guest teacher at the physical theatre director faculty of the University of Theatre and Film Arts in Budapest. She is a participant of HODWORKS dance company pedagogical programme.

Ábris Gryllus is a cross disciplinary media artist and musician. Born in 1985, studied Visual Communication at the Moholy-Nagy University of Arts and Design, Budapest, where he started teaching conceptual design and sound in 2015. He is part of the noise-techno formation FOR. His works were presented, inter alia, at the 2013 Berlin Gallery Weekend, the 2013 Vienna Design Week, the 2014 Soundscapes Festival, the 2015 Venice Biennale, the 2015 Off Biennale Budapest, the 2016, 2017, 2018 Berlin Montag Modus, the 2017 NEXT Fest Budapest, and the 2018 Transmediale / CTM Berlin. He worked with Tamara Vadas on their collective creation titled Krund Ni Ovel that was presented at the 2018 Next Festival at Trafó and at the Collegium Hungaricum Berlin. He works with various contemporary dance and theatre makers as a composer, musical collaborator.

Márton Emil Tóth is a visual artist. He graduated at the faculty of sculpture at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts. He is active as a solo artist and as a member of the Nemmivoltunk!Crew, but he also discovers other artistic genres. He worked in the creation of the first event of the Sleeping Beauty Project in 2016 at Sziget Festival. In 2013 he took part in the project Research into the Unknown developed by Workshop Foundation.

Nibiru is a large scale production of the Be SpectACTive! project.