Photo: AKITOSHI MIZUTANI Studying the form in Madrid, Mizuki Wildenhahn worked as a flamenco dancer in Hamburg, but increasingly combined rhythmic and motor elements of flamenco with genres of other genres in her projects, thus developing her own kind of percussive dance. Today she works with artists of various styles such as Jazz, rock and experimental and freely improvised music more here:http://mizukiwildenhahn.tumblr.com/
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The world of Mizuki Wildenhahn (New Westphalian from 06.04.2018) Film premiere: The Bielefeld camera woman and director Beate Middeke portrays a 92-year-old Japanese woman living in Hamburg in her documentary “Frau Wildenhahn”. There are three performances in the lightworks By Anke Groenewold Geisha, Fuji, Harakiri. These three terms came to Germans in the 1970s to Japan. Too little and too much cliché was found by Mizuki Inai, who met and married German documentary filmmaker Klaus Wildenhahn in London in the […]