Live performances, installations, dance, sound, tea, scent, space and more to explore during the event to alter the perception and activate the imagination. We will serve tea and food for soul!
Spare Breath Bare Feet presents an installation "Short Stories" by Michal Jurys and live performances by Sakurako and a special guest Valentin Tszin from Moscow. The new work of Inga Cholmogorova (an episode2 of "Re-United Now-Here" was created in collaboration with Valentin Tszin and a duet live performance in situ was performed by Sakurako and Valentin with live sound by Michal Jurys and scent by Renata Mantorska.
Darkness, light, body, water, shadow, whisper, sip of tea, scent to bring back the memory, space, sound, time, reflection, echo, gesture, word, breath.... dance
Spare Breath Bare Feet presents an installation "Short Stories" by Michal Jurys and live performances by Sakurako and a special guest Valentin Tszin from Moscow. The new work of Inga Cholmogorova (an episode2 of "Re-United Now-Here" was created in collaboration with Valentin Tszin and a duet live performance in situ was performed by Sakurako and Valentin with live sound by Michal Jurys and scent by Renata Mantorska.
Darkness, light, body, water, shadow, whisper, sip of tea, scent to bring back the memory, space, sound, time, reflection, echo, gesture, word, breath.... dance
"We part just to meet again some place some day - and when we do - our dance is the only chance to break the eternal recurrence curse". (Sakura Dream)
The encounter of two bodies thrown into unknown without a trace of memory as they just awaken from the oblivion of a dream. They interact to remember the past, to foresee the future, to remain present in the pressent, to find out who they are and why they are now-here. A tragic karmic love story of the geisha and the samurai is unfolding through movement and gesture.
The encounter of two bodies thrown into unknown without a trace of memory as they just awaken from the oblivion of a dream. They interact to remember the past, to foresee the future, to remain present in the pressent, to find out who they are and why they are now-here. A tragic karmic love story of the geisha and the samurai is unfolding through movement and gesture.
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