Yunya Hung

Flatland

/ 2016

Flatland is a performance inspired by a fictional novella; Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions, written by Edwin A. Abbott. In this two-dimensional world, the perception of space is flattened. A square becomes a line, and a line becomes a point.

Formed by two triangles, this design contains two flat objects that can be transformed into various three-dimensional forms. Each posture holds the potential to be interpreted as a particular human expression; curious, confident, shy, or aggressive. In turn, the dialogue between the two formerly static objects becomes the core of this experimental, dynamic performance.

instructor

Pascale Lecoq, Emmanuelle Bouyer, Carlos Garcia Estevez

performer

Yunya Hung, Marc Duchange

photo

Pierre Lelièvre

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