I perceive every moment of dance as a precise, privileged place where I can observe and listen to what is happening; the act of “receiving” is fundamental: giving space to change. In this work, I intended to sink the reflection on space, the physical place that welcomes the dance, and the space that moves the dance, directing the attention also on the dimension of sound: each place is also a sound landscape within which the action is explained and each gesture produces the sound that sustains it, audible or not audible, it is present, the internal quality of matter.
Every variable, object, light, sound becomes part of the dance, informs and rebuilds. In the shifting of relationships, the perception and quality of the action change