Night Shift, REVISITED by Ugo Dehaes

In this series I invite visual artists to get inspired by my solo album 'Night Shift'.
Meet Ugo Dehaes:
Ugo Dehaes started his full-time dance education at P.A.R.T.S., the international school for dancers and choreographers directed by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker. In 1998 Ugo started to work as a dancer for Meg Stuart/Damaged Goods. During three years he collaborated on the pieces appetite and Highway 101.
In 2000 he founded the company kwaad bloed [www.kwaadbloed.com] and from that moment onwards Ugo created regularly new choreographies.
Since 2018 Ugo shifted his focus and became a choreographer of things: moving sculptures, installations with interactive robots… and next to his choreographic work, Ugo also made Coupure, a permanent, moving sculpture for the city of Bruges. @
For this clip, Ugo chose Tuur’s composition ‘Governing, Belgian style’ to make a choreography with 3 robots.
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As you know, Belgium is (gifted with 3 Communities, 4 governments, 4 parlements, a few Senats and a reputated Royal Family), world champion ‘Country without Governement’ since 2010 (541 days). (beating Irak and Senegal)