“I have been thinking about the word interest a lot lately. It comes from the Latin: inter-est (interesse), which means “being inbetween”.

We are constantly relating to our surrounding, whether that is to plants, to animals, to humans or to architecture. The moment I am interested in something we share a common space: the inter-est.

I have been thinking about the word interest a lot lately and about possible choreographies that this concept brings out.”
(Excerpts of the spoken text in the performance)

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