CALOR

Ecstasy through movement, existence outside the skin.

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CALOR brings together on stage three bodies whose initial temperature is 37°C. Three performers who embark on a physical investigation, traversing the different scales of heat produced by their bodies and their encounter. A heat wave that seeks to ignite us from within, to reach a body that expands until it no longer fits within the confines of its skin. A radical expansion of intimate space that becomes shared space, blurring the boundaries of self and other through ecstasy and dream.

CALOR is the second work in a triptych of performative practices whose starting point is an extended reflection on the barrier that surrounds us and defines the contours of our being: our skin. In this part, the limits of our body are relativised through a search for a body in expansion.