SULPHUR EDGES

SULPHUR EDGES

Sulphur Edges is a choreographic encounter shaped with and through place. Created during Forum Dança’s PACAP 8/Mystery School residency, this one-hour film unfolds across San Miguel’s thermal sites, public pools at the ocean’s edge, the traces of a mine and the shell of an abandoned hotel. These locations act not as a backdrop but as co-agents in the process of sensing, listening, and transmission.

Guided by Meg Stuart’s direction, the performers respond intuitively to the elemental conditions of each site. Movement arises from relation — to temperature, texture, invisible forces, and to one another. Bodies waver along thresholds between stillness and trembling, containment and release, public space and private reflection. Edges of architecture, voice and presence remain permeable. Fantasy flickers in the in-between, where a pool becomes a portal, a ruin becomes a score and attention becomes the work itself. The camera moves as a choreographic partner, tracing tensions between body, sites and atmosphere. What remains is a record of relations — provisional, porous, alive.

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