WOLVES

En el comienzo de un nuevo tiempo impulsado por la revolucion de las comunicaciones, el ser humano y sus relaciones se colocan en el centro del canbio. El ejercicio de reivindicacion publica del “yo” se multiplica y, sin embargo, el individuo desdibuja su identidad en favor de una masa que lo absorbe y totaliza. El ser se oculta  ante la vision que de si mismo exhibe, abriendola puerta a un mundo de imagenes que se relacionan entre si. ¿se tocan estas fotografias?,?como se afectan?, ¿toman sus propias decisiones?

Wolves (2016) es la segunda coreografia que Dana Raz estrena en Espana. De nuevo la coreografa israli aborda su inquieud sobre la interaccion del hombre con sus semejantes. A traves de su interpretacion de la realidad actual, raz nos invita a reflexionar sobre una tematica de plena vigencia, en la que se abren nuevos interrogantes con la eclosion de innovadores canales de relacion humana.

In a new era driven by the turbulence of the Medias and social networks, the human being, his relationships and interactions with his surrounding, is placed in the center of this communication revolution.

In this new world, the perfect image is at the top of scale values, no matter the context, the truth… only the image. The individual blurs and hidden his identity, reality and defects, in order to adopt himself to this impossible and unnecessary standards. Standards which dictate and lead us towards a loss of the sense of humanity and turns us into a “perfect” but fake society.

“Wolves” is the new piece from the choreographer Dana Raz. Once again, the Israeli choreographer directs her concerns to the interaction of the person with his fellow man. Through his interpretation for the current reality, Raz invites us to reflect about a full force theme, which raises new questions with the emergence of innovative channels of the human relationships. A piece full of energy, that brings dancers to their physics limits according to the main question behind this unique atmosphere “what will we lose and what will survive from our primitive human nature?”