Aristotelis Papakonstantinou

Anestis is waiting at a rural bus stop. Once it arrives, he embarks at an unusual journey to the end.

From the perspective of dancing , music, costumes and semantics, the content and the synthesis is a blend of traditonal and contemporary dancing and aesthetics. The two women act in the space as individulas from one hand but also as a small collectivity in the other. Through poetic images and movement they introduce themselves to the ideas of liberty, identity and collective memory of their homeland. Dancing along with the elements of nature as a driving force, the collective unconsious is flowing through their bodies in order to find for themselves their grounding and self-awareness. Carrying alongside the traumatic memory of their land are trying to find their own standing in life as persons and women.

From the perspective of dancing , music, costumes and semantics, the content and the synthesis is a blend of traditonal and contemporary dancing and aesthetics. The two women act in the space as individulas from one hand but also as a small collectivity in the other. Through poetic images and movement they introduce themselves to the ideas of liberty, identity and collective memory of their homeland. Dancing along with the elements of nature as a driving force, the collective unconsious is flowing through their bodies in order to find for themselves their grounding and self-awareness. Carrying alongside the traumatic memory of their land are trying to find their own standing in life as persons and women.