Bodies are not fixed—they unfold.
In these works, movement is extended beyond a single instant. Multiple gestures are held within one frame, allowing form to emerge through repetition and transformation. Limbs dissolve, reappear, and overlap, creating structures that are both physical and intangible.
What remains is not a record of performance, but a trace of energy—where motion carries emotion, and the body becomes a shifting architecture of light.
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this is the text for the hyeres transformation section ‘Restoration Hyeres June 2026
Restoration explores the body in motion — not as a fixed form, but as something constantly shifting.
Figures unfold across time within a single frame, dissolving and reforming through light and movement.
At the centre, a large triptych presents dancers in multiple states — repeated, fragmented, and reassembled — where the body becomes both singular and collective.
There is no ideal here, only transformation: a quiet tension between fragility and strength, and the ongoing process of renewal.