Two bodies. Standing in space, searching for direction. A female and a male body exploring their possibilities for communication, expression, trust, and freedom. An invisible connection is formed. Is it stable, supportive, detached, or frightening? In an attempt to share (body) history and its weight, dancers Nemanja Bošković and Lina Lev expose themselves to the risk of falling, letting go, and the possibility of reframing.

Inspired by the exhibition Frauenkörper (“Female Bodies”) at the Kurpfälzisches Museum in Heidelberg, they examined the relationship between man and woman, painter and model, and the process of assigning gender roles.

The project was supported by the Ministry of Science, Research and Culture Baden-Württemberg, the Ministry of Culture Heidelberg, and INTER-ACTIONS / Edan Gorlicki.


Concept | Dance | Choreography: Lina Lev in cooperation with Nemanja Bošković
Music: Paul Erich Riedel
Photography | Video © Lutz Berger