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The Tanzpassage Eisenstadt presents a poetic “Pas de deux” (French: dance for two) of changing perspectives on ballet, dance, and movement in space.
Spring / Summer 2025

Let Your Hair Down

Two tondi and a showcase installation
by Georg Frauenschuh
 
Georg Frauenschuh
(*1979  in Salzburg), artist living in Vienna, lecturer at the Art University in Linz. Local and international exhibitions; City of Vienna Promotion Prize in 2019; Faistauer Recognition Award  in 2014. 



Free-swinging Energy

Diane Shooman

What do you share with the biblical Samson when you dance? Samson's power is hidden in his hair, but there is also Rapunzel, whose fairytale locks lead to love and to freedom. While dancing and especially while headbanging, our hair also channels boundless strength and longing for freedom, and lifts off in flight.

For the Tanzpassage, Georg Frauenschuh visualizes the euphoric energy of our natural (and unnatural!) crowns in two tondi and a showcase installation. The grisaille painting technique hailing from the Middle Ages time-travels through hallucinogenic lights and color gradients from the pictorial world of the Romantics to our current club culture. For in hair lies the power of transformation. The towering mountain of take-your-pick wigs in the Pas-de-deux showcase represents layers of your multiple selves. They can be put on or tossed off. WIth or without music, with or without hair, let your hair down and dance!
 


   


      






 

 
Head Hair, Tondo, 2025 | Heavenly Blush Above the Giant Mountain Range, Showcase Installation, 2025 | Wave Spring, Tondo 2025
Lobby with Tondis, Installation in the Passageway
Photos: Georg Frauenschuh
Passage motto and text: Diane Shooman
Georg Frauenschuh
(*1979  in Salzburg), artist living in Vienna, lecturer at the Art University in Linz. Local and international exhibitions; City of Vienna Promotion Prize in 2019; Faistauer Recognition Award  in 2014.