Before there is movement, there is an impulse. Before there is a piece, there is an intuition. Both are born in the same place: something invisible within us. Together with Parisian choreographer Sulian Rios, we bring to life Inner Forms, a performance that embodies the idea that our pieces are not purely functional, but profoundly human. Abandoning their condition as static objects for an instant to become movement.
Through dance, forms find a new language: the body is the tool that interprets what the material suggests, extending the artisan's work beyond physical creation.
Among centuries-old stones, a 12th-century farmhouse becomes the ideal setting for this interpretive exercise that reveals the identity and sensitivity dwelling within the object.
"As if they were the same organism, the body leans, following the same curve as the wooden trunk, and the fall of the arms evokes the elasticity of a branch bent by the wind."
Contained movement becomes essential. The posture gathers the stability, patience, and discretion inherent in each element.
