K@02 (2023)

“K@02,” choreographed by Hedwig Dances’ artistic associate Rigo Saura, delves into the intricacies of the human experience within a trans-human tapestry. This riveting dance work embarks on a profound journey of recovery, set against the backdrop of a mythological and chaotic landscape that blurs the boundaries between the tangible and the ethereal.

Building upon the groundbreaking narrative of its predecessor, “KAOS” (2020), the dancers become the embodiment of evolution, their movements a testament to the transformative power of resilience. The choreography weaves a mesmerizing tale of flesh and spirit, where the dancers’ bodies reflect the very essence of metamorphosis itself. Each step is a metaphorical stride towards healing, a visual symphony of vulnerability and strength that resonates with the audience on a visceral level.

Steeped in the lore of ancient myths and contemporary chaos, “K@02” explores the delicate threads that bind humanity together. The dancers’ interwoven paths symbolize the profound connections we forge with one another, transcending the limitations of the physical world. Through intricate partnering and synchronized motions, they articulate the beauty of shared experiences and the collective journey towards renewal.

Guided by an evocative original score composed by Alex Melo, the music becomes the very heartbeat of “K@02.” Its haunting melodies and rhythmic pulses intertwine with the choreography, creating an immersive sonic landscape that mirrors the emotional landscapes explored on stage. The music serves as a conduit for the internal expression of self, allowing the dancers to communicate their innermost thoughts and feelings through their artistry.

“K@02” invites the audience to witness a dance of humanity’s soul, a captivating exploration of recovery, resilience, and the enduring spirit that binds us all. As mythology and chaos intertwine, as flesh merges with spirit, the dancers illuminate the path towards transformation, inviting viewers to reflect on their own journeys and find solace in the shared human experience.