Our Body Moves

Overhead view of approximately eight people gathered in a tight huddle, heads bowed toward the center, bodies overlapping. A person with curly blonde hair wearing a light blue denim shirt is visible in the foreground, arm extended across another person's back. Several hands are visible resting on shoulders and backs. The group is dressed in casual denim clothing. The image is shot in warm natural light. The faces are hidden, the focus entirely on the physical contact between bodies in a moment of collective stillness, vulnerability, and shared weight.

Seven performers in denim piled across a worn sofa, bodies overlapping in a state of collective rest and surrender. Limbs intertwined, faces hidden, the group occupies the couch as a single mass. A low wooden table in the foreground.

Site specific performance held in 90MIL Berlin, about connection and intimacy, and how the place of 90MIL resonate with the participants. 3 strong moments of the piece:

melting together in intimacy
20 minutes of 12 performers emboding the movement of workers in the former car fabric of 90MIL
8 minute solo performed by Alix Lucas, “the Fairy tree”, where the audience is invited to join a circle by touching hands, hand humming a co-regulated group, on the sound of the wind.

Under the supervision of Lauren Pringle.