The Experimental Jam is a regular interdisciplinary event organized by the Experimental Munich platform that takes place in different artistic spaces in Munich and will celebrate its one year anniversary at Kunstlabor 2, taking part in the VERWILDERT exhibition.

It is a gathering where performers from different artistic backgrounds come together with curiosity and interest in the investigations emerging from the experiment: dance, sound, visuals, text, new surroundings and a desire to connect with others. It is a collective improvisation session where the performers figure things out through unknown encounters and collaborate to create new possibilities.

The first hour of the event is intended for the artists to get to know each other and do a physical warm-up led by a professional dancer, followed by two hours of improvisation open to the general public to watch.

Important note: Paying for this event will enable you to watch this performance and learn more about how performers work together through improvisation + enjoy the exhibition and spend as much time as you want in it.

The artists interested in participating can register directly with the Experimental Munich team by writing to experimental.jam.munich@gmail.com and don't need to buy a ticket for the exhibition.

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She creates performances mainly in intimate settings that include interaction with the public, taking the audience on a journey and going through an experience with her, being inspired from what is happening in the moment. Her practice is mostly connected to voice and movement research, instant composition, and authentic movement tools.

Angela Mössner is a dancer, performer, gyrokinesis trainer and movement pedagogue interested in art that weaves together various influences (literature, dance, theater, philosophy, anthropology, somatics, behavioral psychology, communication, sociology, phenomenology, etc.) to create an inspiring and moving work of art.

Her creative inspiration stems from nature, universal connectedness, social resonance and holistic exploration of the spiritual self.

She completed her training as a stage dancer/dance teacher at the Anton Bruckner University in Linz, and before coming to Munich, she danced in a contemporary dance company in Sweden.