Jule   Flierl   is an artist from Berlin/Germany who works with choreography and the voice. Using choreography and somatic singing methods, her scores unsettle the relationship between seeing and hearing: what you see is not always what you hear, and what you hear is not always what you see.

She revives and continues the legacy of Valeska Gert, avant-garde dancer from 1920's Berlin, who first conceptualized the genre Tontanz: to dance with one's voice.

Jule's work is a consequent questioning of how conceptions of the body change over time, exploring the voice as a technology of the self that always finds new relations to the body.

STÖRLAUT at Sophiensaele Berlin 2019

The voice                                                    inhabits

                                      the gap





between                   dance and sound.


The voice is a
thing
you cannot see. 

​
Something that is present 
but at the same time


invisible.

It could be a 



ghost 
for example.
​

in CELESTIAL SORROW by Meg Stuart and Jompet Kuswidananto, 2018