Kabbala
Circus, Dance
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Hakanaï
- About
Synopsis
Dance choreography performed in the immersive environment of a moving cube, to explore the fleeting nature of dreams and the fugacity of life.
In Japanese, "Hakanai" means ‘impermanent, fragile, evanescent, transitory, and fleeting’, somewhere between dream and reality. This very ancient word also captures an elusive aspect of the human condition and its precariousness, but also grounded in nature. It’s written by combining the graphic characters symbolizing ‘man’ and ‘dream’. This symbolic association is the starting point for a dancer who will face images revealing what lies on the brink of imagination and reality.
Live animations based on physical movement modelling, on an original music score played live. After the quadrifrontal performance, the audience will be invited to explore the stage installation.
Audience:
Suitable for all ages
Premiere Year:
2013
Status:
running
Running time:
40'
Language:
Without text
Hakanaï feels like the beginning of something—a realm in its infancy that we are only starting to explore but that opens whole new universes of choreography
Este espectáculotuve la oportunidad de verlo en el Teatro de Benicassim en 2014 y me impactó bastante. Las proyecciones y los efectos de sonido son impresionantes. Felicidades a los autores!