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In the process of co-creation of "Trinitas", six performers worked on their own stories and mythologies in various
natural spaces, out of their comfort zones. The aim of the three-week process was to create a
performance linked to nature, based on the interplay between the organic, repetitive functioning of the
human body and the ever-changing, pulsating existence of nature. We are all part of the natural world,
so we are all part of the unstoppable change. The boundary of our bodies is our skin, through which we
can physically connect with the inanimate and living elements of nature. There are many similarities
between natural entities and our human organs. Our objective is to free and use our potentials through
discovering, and uncovering our body's natural map. By constantly observing ourselves in an organically
evolving environment, we can reveal unique and particular dance movements based on our personal
feelings and perceptions. Over three weeks of collective creation, we transformed them to soloistic
and group etudes, and developed a choreography of an organic system. The six performers, from different cultural and geographical backgrounds moved through time and space, coexisting inseparably with
nature. Their dance could be full of energy or empty, fast or slow, harmonious or disharmonious. To
achieve the desired state of stage presence, we focused on the trinity of human nature, to physical,
mental and emotional aspects. These are all essential to connect with each other on this earthly
playground. During the common research we invited guest presenters from many artistic disciplines to
teach and inspire us. This site-specific creation could be achieved by embracing and processing local
cultural and natural values. Exploring local energies helped participants to see their own home
environment as a source of inspiration for their future works of art.

Emerging artists and performers:
Ániko Nagy and Dániel Tóth from Serbia
Dácil Ortega Perdomo and Koset Quintana from Spain
Guro Rokstad Clausen and Erik Aarum Kirkegaard from Norway

Directors and Moving Matters partner:
NYÁRI MOZI Színházi Közösség

For more information about Moving Matters follow our website:
www.movingmatters.eu

Moving Matters is co-funded by the European Union and Bodø 2024
Supported by Arts Council Norway and the Municipality of Vestvågøy

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.