Stand-Alones is a choreographic and musical composition consisting of a series of simultaneously performed solos which at certain points in the performance become synchronized and merge into a polyphony. Each solo-performance is a composition using very specific music, language or sound. The idea of the „stage piece“ expands far beyond the usual modes of representation, as each performance-sequence developed by the individual dancer is an original artwork in itself.

Stand-Alones are various solistic movement symphonies, which are inspired by and implemented in different architectural settings. The concept was originally developed for the museum space and performed at locations such as Leopold Museum Vienna, Musée des Beaux-Arts Nancy and Musée d’Art Moderne Paris, followed by version in urban space.