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If the imperfection and limit of the body could be shown not as a deficiency or inability but as a difference itself, if it could be shown as the capacity to unwork the logic of dichotomy that degrades difference into negation of the identical, the movement of such bodies could open up a question about the “impossible” world where each and every body can live as a dancing being beyond what is given to them as possible.
Info
· Choreography : Sinae Rha, Kisub Choi
· Showcase Runtime : 25 minutes
· Tour Size : 4 people (2 performers & 2 staff members)
ⓒProject YYIN
As a writer and lawyer, Kim Wonyoung recognized that the issue of existence may be something that requires an aesthetic question beyond political struggle or legal intervention. From that recognition, and with an aspiration to show each and everyone's body as something 'unique', he has been expanding his interest to the domain of art which uses the body as medium, i.e. theater and dance. Major works that he appeared in include Love and Friendship Discrimination Act (2019) and Struggle for Recognition: The Artists (2019).
Project YYiN is an artist collective between Sinae Rha and Kisub Choi. From the idea that the possibility of contemporary choreography might exist in and as its impossibility, they have been exploring the uncertain and imperfect of dancing bodies. Their major creative works include Swim the Abyss (2017-18) Questions (2019) and Quad (2020-21).