Just the three of us

Just the three of us explores perception as a malleable field, on that can expand and fracture, shaping how reality is filtered. Through shifting qualities of movement, the choreography continuously tricks the eye and invites alternative modes of attention. The trio focuses on the dynamics between three women, opening questions about proximity, rivalry, intimacy, reflection, and alliance between women. The performers navigate closeness and distance, tenderness and competition, harmony and friction. Performed in a porous, alternative environment, the work dissolves boundaries between space, bodies, and perception.