RAUM · ZEIT
A constellation of white spheres rotates, hangs, rolls, and floats in space. Sand creates fleeting traces and ephemeral landscapes, speaking to the impermanence of all things.
In RAUM · ZEIT, Tobias Piero Dohm invites the audience into a space of exploration, where traditional boundaries dissolve and time begins to fade. By deconstructing juggling, movement, and installation, RAUM · ZEIT challenges the everyday perception of time and turns spectators into explorers – immersed in a continuously evolving world.
In this sensory experience, sand-filled objects and apparatuses trace motion, creating a new aesthetic of movement that reveals the fragility and precision of our surroundings. Supported by the soundscapes of modular synthesizers, these changing landscapes provoke reflection on the of existence, the cycle of creation, decay, and the materials we use.
RAUM · ZEIT offers a new way of engaging with bodies, objects, and material, inviting us to experience movement and time not as linear progression, but as a dynamic, ever-evolving structure full of surprises.
Versions & Formats
Live Installation (in creation)
1.5hours – 8 hoursl · walk-in
Stage Version
55 minutes · non-verbal · 4+
Shortcuts
10–25 minutes · all ages
Artistic dossiers on request
GENERAL INFORMATION 15min – 8h · non-verbal · all ages · walk-in · relaxed · immersive
SUITABLE FOR Theatres · Circus & dance venues · Museums & galleries · Contemporary art spaces · Performance platforms · Biennales & interdisciplinary contexts · Site-specific and architectural spaces · Industrial halls & factories · Public & outdoor spaces · Shop windows · Short, experimental & durational formats
TEAM Artistic direction, concept, choreography & performance: Tobias Piero Dohm Sound design & live music: Fabian Laute Lighting design: Fabian Bleisch Artistic collaboration: Andrea Salustri, Martin Stiefermann Stage design: Tobias Piero Coaching & press: Heike Diehm, K3berlin Production: Tobias Piero, Ehrliche Arbeit/Freies Kulturbüro Objects: Tobias Piero, MS Schrittmacher Technical Advice: Andreas Schwalbe, Fabian Buntrock
SPECIAL THANKS Matteo Blau (Videography), Inga Groß & Anatole Serexhe (Photography), Lina Gómez (Residency support & costume advice), Cristiana Casadio & Ana Jordão (choreographical exchange), Katakomben Kollektiv (rehearsal space & workshop), Stefan Sing, Bow Delquie, Marie Stremmel, Konstantin Klabunde, Julia Wellmann, Alex Lemperter, Markus Oppenländer
Funding and Collaborations FUNDED by the General Project Funding of the Landesbüro NRW Freie Darstellende Künste e.V., funded by the Ministry of Culture and Science, Berlin Senate
CO-PRODUCED by Tollhaus Freier Kulturverein e.V., Karlsruhe, and Flottmann-Hallen, Herne.
SUPPORTED through residencies at Chamaeleon Berlin, schloss bröllin e.V., Le Chateau de Monthelon, DOCK ART, Katakomben - Center For Performing Arts, Maschinenhaus Essen and
the FIN-GER Partnership Residency 2024 in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut, Finland Institute Berlin, CIRKO - Centre for New Circus Helsinki, Circus and Dance Info Finland, Bundesverband zeitgenössischer Zirkus e.V.