Every life has its ruptures. A cut is an end — but it is also a beginning.
This physical poetry of six bodies unfolds in hypnotic cycles of attraction and repulsion, held together by an intense, binding rhythm. Through miniature movements, archetypal landscapes and biotopes emerge and dissolve before our eyes, shaped by a strikingly futuristic atmosphere that feels both otherworldly and deeply human.
The topology of "Cut" (2025) is established and disappears, formed and deformed through the disturbances that cause cuts. As in the case of the Möbius strip, these cuts are paradoxical, as they change the topological space without actually breaking it. What they uncover is a multitude of gaps, wherein a cut paradoxically acts as a glue that binds the void in ever new forms, relations and significations, until a new event emerges, which again cuts into the continuum.