series of multimedia dance performances
One of the formulas I work with today is the one I explore in the series of works <at> BODY <dot> MOVE.

Briefly it can be described as follows:
< Unit of information → impulse → movement → unit of information >

Dance can be described as a sequence of forms on the visible side, and a flow of energy and information on the reverse, invisible side. In that flow the body takes one form after another, following the impulse that initiates the movement. That sequence is the dance. Much of the everyday information we take in from news feeds has almost no effect on us and passes as background. Placing the body into that flow as an instrument, we transform the information into a form new to it, stripping it of its former meaning and giving it a new turn of development. That new form in turn becomes an inspiring impulse for a new turn — musical, visual and so on.

What interests me is the transformation, the passage from one medium into another, the step-by-step analysis and structuring of daily information. Translated into dance, information appears in a new format — the format of physical energy, carrying information on a different level of perception.

In an era when the digital environment had begun to shift from a tool into an immersive habitat, the project reconsidered the conventions of choreography. The body appeared as an autonomous author and processor — a biological node within a distributed network of information flows.