HÉTÉROTOPIAS – ESPÈCES INCONNUES

HéTéROTOPIAS – Unknown species, is a work in which the movements of dancers and costume-sculptures merge into strange creatures, straddled between abstraction and figuration, whose surfaces are constantly changing, unfolding in infinity.

Heterotopia, from the ancient Greek: (tópos, “place”) and from (héteros, “other”) – the term was proposed in 1967 by the philosopher Michel Foucault to describe the utopian micro-spaces that exist within society but outside its social norms; worlds within the world that inspire new perceptions and behavior.