working  principles 

  All our works are based on Non-representational physical communication between performers.

   Non-representational physical communication is a physical artistic practice based on the exchange of kinetic information between performers without the use of recognisable gestures.  Like in a verbal dialogue, the specificity of what we physically communicate to the other has a precise impact on the development of a “performative dialogue”.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Each day of the creative process we create a score and we perform it. 

  A score is series of instructions that allows us to have common notions of how the communication between us will be happening throughout the performance. 

   Everyday we alternate who writes the score, which means leadership is alternated.

   There are no set movements, only modes of behaviour.

   All problems arising while performing, are resolved by performing.

   Every performance is filmed and watched.

   The scores and the practice keep developing until we perform a final score in front of an audience in a theatre or gallery. 

  The identity of each creation is defined by reconsidering the potential of Non-representational physical communication as an artistic practice.

  We think of Non-representational physical communication as a long-term development of a language

  Each new creation explores new content, in a new context within the same practice