Him? Her? Two bodies Two islands. Two, eye to eye, Mutating matter Seeking for alter. Flesh and bones thinking out loud, Two disrupting figures loosing gesture. Voices shifting, questions falling, answers drifting: In constant creation, the paradoxical pulse of their presence. Two, bare hands, facing front.

A body enquiry tearing apart the me-you-us dialectic, opening space for two presences finding themselves on the edges of gender. As the multitude of one enters the crowd of the other, movement disrupt the bodies with unexpected profiles. Exploring the opened breach, the dance models a matter in constant becoming, recolouring space as it goes.