One and three ways
to touch something

In “one and three ways to touch something”, Sijben Rosa and Bruno Levorin share the question: how to make the absence tactile? They are taken by imagination and use it as a tool to sustain the conversation betweenthe two of them and things. The work invites the audience to look at what is no longer there.

Concept, creation, direction, dramaturgy, and performance Sijben Rosa and Bruno Levorin

Choreographer Bruno Levorin (Campinas, 1985) has as principle to occupy the spaces with questions and produce systems so that these are sustained in time. His works are also situated within dramaturgy and critical theory, producing, along with choreography, a triad of meanings to say and do with attention and care. [website]

Visual artist Sijben Rosa (1988, Alkmaar, NL, she/her) makes sculptures and choreographs situations around them using performative means. Her artistic practice deals with the social, economic, and aesthetic status of objects, contemplating the interplay between objecthood and personhood – a practice that essentially seeks to encourage awareness of one’s position amongst other subjects and other objects. [website]