A dance work for four dancers and a live musician, exploring relationships in their most fundamental configurations: a person in space, a pair in space, the angle of encounter, and the direction of progression. The work examines how perspective and orientation shape relationships, and how approaching and moving away generate meaning.
Developed through a two-year research process, the piece explores orientation, direction, and weight transfer, drawing on Eshkol–Wachman Movement Notation. Direction becomes a compositional principle, organizing relationships between bodies and shaping spatial perception. Instead of linear forward movement, progression unfolds through diagonals, deviations, tilts, and acts of leaning.
The music is composed and performed live, engaging with the movement through harmony, friction, and uncertainty.
Grounded in Eshkol–Wachman Movement Notation, the Feldenkrais Method, and Contact Improvisation, the work does not seek to illustrate theory, but rather to reveal the uncertainty and humanity beneath systems of organization and embodied experience.
Choreography: Tali Zavilevich
Creative Dancers: Ran Ben-Dror, Noam Ben-Israel, Avigail Kochavi, Tali Zavilevich
Live Music & Composition: Dudi Yitzhaki
