Decreation
Costumes for performances by William Forsythe at Ballet Frankfurt, BAM, Berliner Festspiele, e.a. (2003)
Decreation is an award-winning artificial opera created by William Forsythe for Ballet Frankfurt, inspired by an essay by the Canadian poet Anne Carson. Feelings of tenderness and rage pulse throughout Decreation. Dialogues, characters and physical commands migrate through the dancers. The focal point for Claudia Hill’s costume design for the 17 dancers is the principles of de-creation and nothingness. She transforms, cuts up and collages pre-existing clothing into fragmented forms and uses a variety of techniques to bring out the essence for each piece.
| Choreography and Stage Design | William Forsythe |
| Lighting Design | Jan Walter William Forsythe |
| Music | David Morrow |
| Costumes | Claudia Hill |
| Dramaturgy | Rebecca Groves |
| Video Design | Philip Bußmann |
| Sound Design | Niels Lanz Bernhard Klein |
| Camera | Dietrich Krüger |
| Performers | Yoko Ando Cyril Baldy Esther Balfe Dana Caspersen Amancio Gonzalez David Kern Fabrice Mazliah Roberta Mosca Tilman O'Donnell Nicole Peisl George Reischl Christopher Roman Jone San Martin Parvaneh Scharafali Yasutake Shimaji Richard Siegal Elizabeth Waterhouse Ander Zabala |
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