If every rock is a hole
In this choreographic research, Amparo González Sola weaves questions around the forces presents in the forms, and around the forms of resistance; around the conditions of appearance and disappearance, and around the possibility of perceiving other humans and more-than-human presences in the performative space: the invisible, the absent, the silenced, the buried ones.
This work is part of a larger research on reciprocity as a way of relationship that could allow us to move away from unidirectional logics, questioning the binarism active/passive, subject/ object.
The reduction to a minimum of human bodies on the stage (which was originally a consequence of the covid conditions) has been the possibility to deepen on choreography in a broad sense, in which the bodies that breathe, sound, move and transform in the performative space, exceed the human body.
If every rock is a hole is a new stage of the project Exploring Reciprocity, which is also part of Amparo's master at DAS Choreography (2020-22).
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