Triplet Move

Triplet Move

What happens when the body no longer plays by the rules? Three pieces with performers open up worlds where the familiar unravels, boundaries shift, and the body continually transforms.

Lagen – by Eva Julia & Luc Voss

Lagen begins as an apparently perfect household tutorial until something beneath the surface starts to unravel. What follows is a physical and musical struggle between holding on and letting go, between protecting yourself and allowing yourself to be vulnerable. Layer by layer the core draws closer until emotions can no longer be suppressed. But how do you regain control?

Performer: Eva Julia van Drimmelen | Sound design & live techno: Luc Voss | Photography: Mika Kraft

Chou Renyu Performance Research - by Wenzhu Song

Inspired by water as both refuge and threat, this performance explores female desire, disappearance, and belonging. Bearing traces of girls who disappeared before they could be seen during China's one kid policy and memories of growing up along the rainy coast, the work explores water as a space where violence and memory stay. Through moving images and physical transformation, she searches for another way of existing.

"We hold each other Wild" - by Catarina Pinheiro Paiva & Polina Skarha

The essence of femininity is a propelling force of dreams, a guide, like a blowing wind that dares us to open our wings. This piece is fertile ground for absorbing, perceiving and understanding one another intuitively, through touch.

"We hold each other Wild" is a symbol of feminine nature, womanhood and empowerment.

We need each other to awaken the wild within us.