A dance phrase as an imperative, as a companion, as horror, as debt, as an impossible thing, as a minor gesture, as a meta-narrative of western contemporary dance, as a practice of unlearning, as a concept, as a meaningless thing, as sense-making, as a dwelling place.

The work fluctuates between a dance performance, an encounter, a lullaby, a farewell, a conversation. It departs from the question: ‘What happens if we hold on to making a dance phrase as a minor gesture, while we are together?’.
A place where layers, as a form of fragments are operating, exploring the difference between meaning and sense.
From there, it attempts nonbinary approaches and non-imposing overrides.