Up to 150,000 people were gathered in the Luitpoldhain during the Nazi era. The composer Amir Shpilman has designed an platform-led mass choreography of several hundred volunteers for the site, which is now used as a park, in which the ambivalence of the individual and the masses, of having agency and not, of having a voice and giving a voice can be experienced: the ‘Army of Love’

Note: Everyone will need a charged smartphone and login to the ‘Army of Love’ platform in order to visit the site and experience the work. It is important to start together at 8 pm.

Amir Shpilman is a New York-based Tel Aviv composer and director whose work explores the intersection of sound and physicality in a transdisciplinary way. His artistic practice fuses contemporary music theatre, visual art, movement and technology to create immersive, transformative experiences. Shpilman’s works often explore the tension between chaos and order, systematisation and unpredictability, offering audiences multi-layered, visceral performances that are as intimate as they are expansive.