BODIES IN TRANSITION
How do cultural influences inscribe themselves into the body —
Culture is never silent within the body.
Bodies in Transition is a choreographic exploration of memory, migration, and transformation. Dancers from diverse backgrounds interweave their embodied histories, revealing how cultural imprints emerge, dissolve, and reconfigure through movement.
Blending Eastern and Western dance practices with the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, the work embraces imperfection, transience, and becoming. Through subtle interactive elements, the audience is invited to enter this intimate dialogue—where movement becomes a shared space of encounter.
Concept: Felix Chang
Dance: Felix Chang, Kornelija Aleksaitė & Gabriella Lemma
Music: Giuseppe Rizzo
Video: Gregor Kasper
Gefördert durch die Landeshauptstadt Dresden
Support by: TENZA Schmiede
BODIES IN TRANSITION
How do cultural influences inscribe themselves into the body — Culture is never silent within the body.
Bodies in Transition is a choreographic exploration of memory, migration, and transformation. Dancers from diverse backgrounds interweave their embodied histories, revealing how cultural imprints emerge, dissolve, and reconfigure through movement.
Blending Eastern and Western dance practices with the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, the work embraces imperfection, transience, and becoming. Through subtle interactive elements, the audience is invited to enter this intimate dialogue—where movement becomes a shared space of encounter.
Concept: Felix Chang
Dance: Felix Chang, Kornelija Aleksaitė & Gabriella Lemma
Music: Giuseppe Rizzo
Video: Gregor Kasper
Gefördert durch die Landeshauptstadt Dresden
Support by: TENZA Schmiede
BODIES IN TRANSITION
How do cultural influences inscribe themselves into the body — Culture is never silent within the body.
Bodies in Transition is a choreographic exploration of memory, migration, and transformation. Dancers from diverse backgrounds interweave their embodied histories, revealing how cultural imprints emerge, dissolve, and reconfigure through movement.
Blending Eastern and Western dance practices with the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, the work embraces imperfection, transience, and becoming. Through subtle interactive elements, the audience is invited to enter this intimate dialogue—where movement becomes a shared space of encounter.
Concept: Felix Chang
Dance: Felix Chang, Kornelija Aleksaitė & Gabriella Lemma
Music: Giuseppe Rizzo
Video: Gregor Kasper
Gefördert durch die Landeshauptstadt Dresden
Support by: TENZA Schmiede
