Maps of other bodies

Intercept the line

Continue, you are inside

Don't be afraid, Nature abhors a vacuum

Like the ocean's waves wanting to be the ocean

As we are

Continue

Follow me

I follow you

The piece emerges as a need for movement research, based on the world of refugees and borders. Border barriers that, for centuries, we placed between worlds, countries and people. This distance, real and hypothetical, places both interpreters in a relationship of approximation and distance, power and uprising, sharing the same common premise: the impossibility of bordering on ourselves.

​This relationship makes the interpreter rebel, weak, compassionate, aggressive, obedient and invasive with the other, resulting in a human visceral relationship. We ask ourselves, what happens to men who in violence overcome the injunction?