Space is not empty. Our senses guide our bodies while we dance. Space holds our bodies in suspension while we fly. One moment of concentration and the invisible becomes clear. Space is not empty, on stage. Our physical bodies meet, touch, and blend. We witness how we perform strange movements and unexplainable acts. We have discovered a serious provocation for exploration and research. There is structure in space. Let's pretend that this structure is visible and that it's there to be felt. Then we can use it in our play and build something from it. After the performers have done their work, an invisible image remains on stage. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo nov2000 . 'pushkinskaya 10' . 'art-poligon' . sankt-peterburg . ������

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michaeljekel