For its first creation, dance company Groupe Pluton was inspired by a quote from Kafka: "We have been expelled from Paradise but even so it has not been destroyed. This expulsion in a way is lucky, because if we hadn't been expelled Paradise would have been destroyed."
Groupe Pluton
Anna Calsina Forrellad, Manah Depauw, Caroline Godart, Nathan Jardin/Eduard Turull Montells,
Jan Maertens/Fudetani Ryoya en Quentin Manfroy
research
Benoit Armange
co-production
Kunstencentrum BUDA, WorkSpaceBrussels, kunstencentrum nona
At the dawn of time, there are two naked bodies in a place without line or limit. A power seizes them. It is in their nature to play, so they play, just as they please, with a brutal joy that contorts faces and disarticulates bodies. Innocent brutes, they do little dances. There is neither fear, nor shame, nor sin. Their nudity is absolute: what would they have to hide? And from whom?
It is their very being that is naked. Playing with Grace they sacrifice it, dress in it, undress, reconquer it. And yet Grace cannot be gained or lost. But that, how could they know?
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