Jaro Viňarský will become a live part of the evening version of the scenic architecture created by Slovak architect Tomáš Hubinský, to elevate himself and the bystanders to a state of resilient fragility through dance. 

The creation of this performative installation came about spontaneously during rehearsals with the dancers of Dance Well for a durational choreographic event called Elevated. The event will premiere in the Korzo of the Trade Fair Palace as part of the TANEC PRAHA 2024 festival on 15 and 16 June.

Free entry.

Jaro Viňarský

Jaro is a dancer, choreographer and performer. He studied ballet and dance choreography at the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava (VŠMU) and the Music and Dance Faculty of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague (HAMU). He is the recipient of many awards, including the SAZKA AWARD for "discovery in dance", the Audience Award at the Czech Dance Platform, and the prestigious THE BESSIES NEW YORK DANCE AND PERFORMING ARTS AWARD in the "outstanding performer" category.

In addition to his award-winning performances, he is also well known for his collaborations, for example with the Belgian choreographer Karine Ponties or the Czech director Petra Tejnorová. In 2011, he founded the SKOK! civic association in Slovakia aimed at promoting Slovak contemporary dance and making it accessible to the general public in the form of lectures, workshops and other activities.

Tomáš Hubinský

Tomáš is a graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava. In his practice he focuses on architecture, design, science and research. His work has received acclaim at home and abroad. 

Read more about the Elevated projec HERE.
Read more about the Dance Well project HERE.