Two pieces will be presented:
Samuel Lefeuvre presents delves into non-anthropocentric choreographic practices to withdraw from the audience’s sight never to reappear. Inspired by the figure of the Zombie and what it generates in the collective imagination: symbol of a lobotomized humanity following a survival instinct without question, a life form connected to notions of decay and compost, and arguably the only “human” life form with a zero-carbon footprint. María del Mar Suárez, La Chachi, presents an excerpt from Taranto Aleatorio, a stage research project inspired by the taranto, a flamenco style originating from the mining region of Almería. Beginning with the rawness of traditional singing —without instrumentation and emerging from silence— the piece explores the encounter between dance and voice as a space open to chance and transformation. While respecting the structure of the flamenco tablao, the work embraces the unexpected as a creative force: irreverent gestures, humour, mistakes, and surprise are woven into both the choreographic and vocal development.