1. SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL

2. WHATEVER

1. SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL

At the beginning there was a Black Hole with a milky way pouring out of it. On Tuesday, the Path of Love was coincidentally discovered. And Something Beautiful remained. In between was Tomaž Šalamun (internationally recognized Slovenian poet). The beauty of a human being reaches farther than history. And all around there was snow and John told me about Andrew, go and shatter his beauty, that's what his snare is... Real colors, true with a beautiful hue, with Metka Kraševec (Slovenian painter) and her most intimate works. Beauty that speaks for itself. A quantum leap. The pomegranate, banana and cinnamon save us.

In body and in dance.

2. WHATEVER

But if the theme above does not inspire you, you are free to do, well, whatever. Whatever is in you, whatever is around you, whatever you are looking for, whatever you are wondering about, whatever you question, whatever you are interested in… we are interested as well!

Guidelines for mentors and creators:

The required part of the creative process should include translating your ideas and procedures into words. The same as every year, you have to attach a description of your creative process to your application (literary origins, thoughts, procedures, decisions…). Think about it and work on it so as to genuinely delve into the depths of your short dance piece.

The theme is designed to offer a wide scope of possibilities to all artists, regardless of their age. Mentors should discuss it with young creators, while the latter should be autonomous and creative in shaping their ideas and pieces.

The role of mentors in creating the short dance piece is to counsel, lead and guide the young creators in creating their own ideas, dance expressions and autonomous choreographies.

Approach the theme with exploratory zeal and creative inspiration.
Think and work on it to really delve into the creation and formation of the short dance piece, thus meaningfully fulfilling the concept, process and results of your work.