DDD

Vincent Dupont explores the choreographic act in his relation to space, breath, and air, a servant of the image as a medium of movement, rhythm and frame. An immersion in a relationship with time that opens new perceptions about the body at stake.

These facial expressions are intentionally slowed down, features composing and decomposing to the sounds made by mouths forming and contorting in an evolving frame. A shot with three dancers in a room next reunites these faces to bodies, the bodies to other bodies, these presences to a space.