on and off
inner space and outer edges
closer to the center
far away from the point of contact

then again return to familiar choices
touch and go
fly and flow
one fall
second fall
third and fall into fall into fail into fall

physical dialogues through space and time, through imagery and reality

moving along with the smile
and the bones of every body

spiraling jumping turning falling spinning
sliding rolling bonding releasing sensing

closer to the present

filling the silence with moments of sensing

experiencing our bodies 

influencing our perceptions and beliefs 

relating to the world

making connections 

starting

ending

closing a connection

mapping a new ground to move

recenter 

reacting into falling

falling into falling

blending and surrounding the air with life

puzzling

nothing more than white

more than an empty white

fear 

and happiness

choices and facts

bringing time into the body

sharing the body with time

identify

focus

play

sphere-space-support into balance

The only thing I did all the time was watching people. I have only seen human relations or I have tried to see them and talk about them. That's what I am interested in. I don't know anything more important.

                                                                 Pina Bausch (in Hoghe 1980:65)

                                                                                             from TDR Spring 2010 54:1