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Humans have distanced themselves from nature. But what if this separation is merely an illusion? What if the body still remembers its rhythms: the movement of the wind, the murmur of water, the cry of a bird soaring over the mountains?
Nature does not tolerate stillness. It takes form only to reshape itself, remaining deep and inexplicable. There is no logic to it — only breath: wild, primal, and free.
This video explores a connection that might have never been lost. Where the body moves in harmony with the natural world, boundaries dissolve
Nature does not tolerate stillness. It takes form only to reshape itself, remaining deep and inexplicable. There is no logic to it — only breath: wild, primal, and free.
This video explores a connection that might have never been lost. Where the body moves in harmony with the natural world, boundaries dissolve
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Premiere on August 2024, Georgia
The performance "The body of nature"
Humans have distanced themselves from nature. But what if this separation is merely an illusion? What if the body still remembers its rhythms: the movement of the wind, the murmur of water, the cry of a bird soaring over the mountains?
Nature does not tolerate stillness. It takes form only to reshape itself, remaining deep and inexplicable. There is no logic to it — only breath: wild, primal, and free.
This video explores a connection that might have never been lost. Where the body moves in harmony with the natural world, boundaries dissolve
Nature does not tolerate stillness. It takes form only to reshape itself, remaining deep and inexplicable. There is no logic to it — only breath: wild, primal, and free.
This video explores a connection that might have never been lost. Where the body moves in harmony with the natural world, boundaries dissolve
About projects
"The body of nature"