This “secret” process of the dancer’s body also co-shapes the visible stage image. Despite that, it is visible and readable to the spectators in varying degrees. At this point, The Poiesis of the Self makes a significant shift – it removes the stage image (and the image of the body, its language / expression) in the classical sense, revealing it only through the personal experience of each “spectator”.
RTV SLO, Nika Arhar
“The choice of the performance, which forces the spectator to think about the relationship between body, space and thought, does not underestimate youth audiences. The multitude of theoretical references, statements, movement inserts and other elements offer the spectator more possible reference points than one can process during the performance. The placement of the spectator within the staging space forces one to continuously reflect on one’s position in the space and the performance.”
Young curators of the programme for perspective art curators by Glej Theatre and Bunker Ljubljana