TOP
KOREA
AESTHETICS OF A SLOW PACE
느린 흐름의 미학
Synopsis
The aesthetic of "slow pace" represents a contrast to the rapid pace of technological advancement in contemporary society, emphasizing a slower, quieter pace as a form of aesthetic expression. It allows people to momentarily escape from the fast flow of life and calmly experience the present moment in both time and space. Through music that encourages introspection and movements that unfold slowly, it prompts the audience to take a breath and focus inward, fostering deep interpretation and meditation.
Team Info
ONMOM COMPANY
Established in 2006, the professional art group 「On-mom Company」 aims to communicate with audiences through various genres such as performance, dance, and film. They actively participate in performances at various domestic festivals and engage in workshop activities and performances through international exchanges. The works of「On-mom Company」 strive to create pieces that resonate with audiences, focusing on communication and empathy rather than being obscure.
KOREA
THE PEOPLE COUNTING NUMBERS
수를 세는 사람들
Synopsis
I'm wondering where you are! One!
I'm wondering where you're looking at! One! Two!
I'm wondering what you look like! One! Two! Three!
I'm wondering how you move! One! Two! Three! Four!
I can't see you, but I can feel you!
With you! One, two, three, four... one, two, three, four...
Team Info
W2 PROJECT
「W2 PROJECT」 is a project team formed to participate in KIADA. This year, visually impaired dancers will participate, directed by choreographer Seonsik Yoo. This project presents works using vibrating haptic suits and belts developed through the research on " Development of Technology to Support the Creation and Collaboration of Culture and Arts of Deaf-Blind Individuals" that has been progress since 2021. Through the technology, it is possible to get a glimpse of the concerns and efforts of researchers to convey the movements of visually impaired dancers and secure them a safe space.
