Im_flieger SUPPORTS 2026

All Im_flieger SUPPORTS artists 2026.

Photo: Paola Lesslhumer

Upon request and subject to availability, Im_flieger provides selected artists with workspace – including technical equipment – free of charge or at a low cost as well as optional artistic, technical, and logistical coaching.
.

violet glace // Flóra Boros (HU/AT)

9 dates in January 2026 // Research, rehearsal // Premiere: January 29, 2026, WUK
Flóra Boros choreographs a space that is intentionally ambiguous — a room where sensuality does not demand explanation or erotic readability. This solo unfolds like a slow-burn asexual romance and invites the audience to experience a gaze that lingers without devouring. Drawing inspiration from flashy 90’s and 00’s pop music videos, sultry dance routines emerge, only to be stripped down and recontextualized, allowing the body to move, sweat, and exist without being an object of desire. Boros desexualizes choreographies one hair flip at a time, eroding lustful gestures through repetition. Questioning how we stare, sexualize and objectify, violet glace brings asexual representation to the forefront. And the background. And all the subtly sensuous spaces in between.

(Artists are added on an ongoing basis)

Flóra Boros (HU/AT) is an independent performing artist and choreographer based in Vienna and Budapest. Her works have been presented at venues such as Kaaitheater, WUK, Muffathalle, Theater Akzent and Schwere Reiter as well as various festivals. With her first solo performance CINDY, she received the START scholarship from the Austrian Ministry of Culture in 2022, as well as the ATLAS scholarship at ImPulsTanz festival. She completed her studies at the Music and Arts University of Vienna in 2021, with her thesis winning a scholarship from the City of Vienna, serving as theoretical research for CINDY. Her current artistic practice explores intimacy, liberation from a queer perspective, and the directing of the gaze to question how the body conveys embodied narratives beyond normative structures.