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#80 Residency in Italy

Before March 4, I had explored only a few research traces. I had absolutely no idea what to expect and intentionally I did not want to develop anything previously, just so that I would not close myself off and have a way to approach this theme, that is inclusion, as a real creative approach, as a possibility. A way to get out of the solitary mode of creation and leave room for something unexpected. The research perspective that I was interested in investigating is that of the relationship and dialogue between audience and performer, and connections naturally arose, particularly around the leading idea that everyone can dance. I've been getting carried away with new perspectives and a creative richness is slowly emerging that I haven't felt in a while. It is tiresome, but I find it so refreshing to step out of comfort and be challenged to find new ways to deepen and share. 

acceptance meeting shame curiosity interest listening novelty diversity                   differences

self-definition confrontation laughter compromise solution creativity                 more   laughter

sharing practices visions possibilities engagement  not listening                    blurring of voices

weariness fullness anticipation pompei indifference gaze                                               conflict

specificity age fatigue collectivity group                              anxiety                                      time

score need satisfaction                                        surprise

encounter freedom silence unison pompei  pause                                                       pleasure

By Sara Lupoli



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