RHO is a collective of artists founded in 2017. It dispenses with personal proper names and sees itself as a community for the implementation of creative concepts at the interface of various professions such as visual arts, theatre and experimental music.
RHO’s work focusses on immersive spatial installations that address all the senses in order to playfully examine existing structures of physical, psychological and social spaces and their perception. A central aspect here is the physical experience, which is achieved through the choreography of light, shadow, sounds and smells as well as performative elements.
RHO also collaborates with other collectives, including the performance duo Studio Beisel and currently the collective Dritte Degeneration Ost. As part of the Karl Sczuka Prize 2021, RHO and the vocal ensemble Γλώσσα (Glossa) received the “International Research Grant 2022”, jointly organised by the Donaueschingen Music Festival and the Goethe-Institut, for their jointly produced audio piece “Cholera – I though I should never speak again”.
