26 – 27 May

Agatha

FURTHER AFIELD

The choreographic duo SoulMagnet reimagines celebration as an act of resistance and emancipation in an augmented recreation of their seminal piece. Joined by two dancers, a DJ and a live video artist, they weave a dialogue between disciplines: dance for collective osmosis, music for pulse, and live video as contemporary lighting—intimate viewpoint, mise en abyme or collective memory. Together they propose an ecology of human connection, a contemporary ritual that reconnects bodies to agency and reveals the subversive power of the dancefloor.

Rue Genève 154,,
Switzerland
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