Two – Matters of Existence KDF

World Premiere Kalamata Dance Festival

The second installment of the trilogy “A few moments of gaze”, which delves into the intricacies of the female gaze. Embracing a confessional and introspective lens, the piece endeavors to capture the deeply personal and often silent facets of the human condition.
Centered around a dual female persona, Two — Matters of Existence explores the convergence of two sacred yet transient forms into a singular entity. Within this duality lies a complexity of concerns and desires, as two formidable performers intertwine in a realm of dreams and fantasies, their whispers unintelligible yet laden with significance. Their relationship is one of existential depth, characterized by harmony, complicity, power, and imposition.


As they navigate the depths of their inner worlds, these performers engage in a relentless pursuit, clashing, loving, and exhausting their powers in search of their true essence. Their journey unfolds amidst the predetermined constructs of space and time, which they themselves shape and define.
Through a poetic transition from the unconscious mind to the conscious realm, the piece offers a cinematic narrative that oscillates between linear storytelling and abstract reflection. It delves into the intricacies of desires, impulses, and fears, drawing upon body memory, dreams, and the essence of the female form.


Credits

Concept, Choreography & Direction
Athanasia Kanellopoulou

Original Music Composition
Konstantina Polychronopoulou

Performance
Maria Fountouli, Lia Chamilothori

Stage design & Lighting Design 
Tzanos Mazis

Assistant Choreographer & Production Coordination
Vassiana Skopetea

Costumes
 Eating +he Goober & Vassiana Skopetea

Video & Photography 
Xenia Tsilochristou / Penguin Productions

Production 
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