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Humans are tuned for relationship. The eyes, the skin, the tongue, ears and nostrils- all are gates where our body receives the nourishment of otherness. Otherness, while being difficult to pinpoint its vast nature, includes everything that is unfamiliar to the way of being human.
This work explores the idea of connecting with nature by drawing inspiration from how humans develop in their early stages. It looks at our instinctive reactions, imitating behavior, and non-verbal communication as starting points. The performances in this series focus on the challenges of communication, which is used to represent reality, attempts at dialogue, the mismatch between form and content, and the potential for success or failure in understanding. By exploring the uncertainty of this connection through spontaneous approaches, these performances aim to investigate the dynamics within natural spaces and the boundaries of our experiences within them, based on our intentions. These simple interactions with nature open up the possibility of perceiving landscapes in terms of emotions and connections. These works address specific questions that reveal the limits of our human experiences.