This project included the lighting design for the staging of the production at Athens Concert Hall, with the Orchestra of the Greek National Opera.

Choreographed by Jean Börlin to the music of Darius Milhaud, with a libretto by Blaise Cendrars and stage sets by Fernand Léger, La Création du monde from the Ballets suédois was first presented in 1923 in Paris.

To mark the 15th anniversary of the Fluxum Foundation, the Flux Laboratoryremounted The Creation of the World to collaborate with young graduates of the National School of Contemporary Dance of Athens - KSOT, giving them the opportunity to work alongside Millicent Hodson and Kenneth Archer. True archaeologists of dance, they specialise in reconstructing ballets whose original choreographies have been lost. For The Creation of the World, they recreated Fernand Léger's sets and costumes in a version that is both freer and more sculptural than the one originally imagined by the artist. The choreography focuses on the symbolism of the animal, human and divine kingdoms.

Production: Athens State Orchestra,Fluxum Foundation & Flux Laboratory

Photography: Gavriil Papadiotis [GavriiLux]

Lighting design of an immersive dance performancewithin a transparent cube, featuring screens on all sides and a central dancer.The dancer orchestrated a choreography that depicted the life journey of an individual affected by anemia. The performance showcased the progression from health to disease, the darkness and challenges faced, the diligent researchers seeking a solution, the groundbreaking discovery, and the eventual return to a normal, healthier life.Attendees had the opportunity to step inside the cube and personally engage with the performance. They could take photographs inside the cube and send messages, which were then projected onto the cube’s screens after the dance performance, creating a powerful sense of involvement and connection.

Production: Leoussis a_

Photography: MariosKourouniotis