Living Structures’ work experiments with the relationships that performance can create between audience, performers and performance environment. They strategically design spaces into which the audience can enter, manipulating the expanse, shape and atmosphere of space, as it is perceived throughout the performance event. Using ‘changing spatial reality’ as a theatrical tool Living Structures remove ‘place’ as a stable factor and integrates the audience’s presence in the space as an active element of the performance event. In their performances, the spectator’s physical position is significant and frequently suggests or allocates a sort of role to them. This influences how the audience will observe their environment. Voice, sound, performance, video and installation relate to a physical journey that the audience undertakes. Living Structures emerged out of Klaus Kruse's continuous research into Audience/Performer Spatial relationships and creates work in collaborations with international artists from a wide range of creative fields.