Struggling with writer's block, a woman moves through surreal worlds to discover the ebbs and flows of creativity.

Directed and Choreographed by: Georgia Usborne

A surreal dance short. Two strangers find themselves waiting in an infinite queue.

Directed by: Ben Kadie

Choreographed and Performed by: JA Collective

An experimental movement film that delves into the intricate layers of human existence, blending architecture, music, and movement to explore themes of curiosity, tension, connection, and release. It examines how personal experiences are shaped by both people and the surrounding environment, emphasizing the cyclical nature of this relationship and the expanding self-awareness it brings.

Directed & Edited by: Kat Castro

Performed by: Jayson Collantes, Kosi Eze, & Frances Antoinette Honoridez

Music by: Mandy “doomgurl” / Mandy Sanchez Cruz

From the simplicity of the one and the zero, the future is breed.

Natural and digital organism embrace, yet reject each other in a new parallel world. Learning from each other, what shape can human bodies take in the middle of these balancing acts?

"HYBRIS I" is the opening film of a trio of visual dialogues between the physical and the digital world.

Directed by: Aaron Alexander Arnoldt & Corentin Choreographed & Performed by: Louis Stiens & Shaked Heller

An elderly man crosses paths with the neighborhood mischiefs.

Written by: Nadav Heyman

Directed by: Nadav Heyman & Anabella Casanova

Performed by: Zoe Rawlings, Fen Del Cuore, Mher Khachatryan, Adrian Dela Rosa, Nadav Heyman

In 'keys to my city,' Italian-born dancer and choreographer Alice Gosti and her collaborators Lorraine Lau and Alyza DelPan-Monley perform movements wearing a dress made of keys. 'keys to my city' was first conceived of by Gosti in 2016, as she was considering ways to create art out of ordinary objects.

Gosti created a dress for the piece composed of more than 1,500 broken, discarded and unfinished keys - collected from locksmiths in and around Seattle, Washington - and weighing approximately 13.6 kilograms.

Directed by: Aaron and Alex Craig of We Are Films

Choreographed by: Alice Gosti

Performed & Created by: Alice Gosti, Lorraine Lau, & Alyza DelPan-Monley

The snake boys⁠

E. Möricke's wet dream as a poem, set to music by J. Brahms and corrected by the snake boys.⁠

Directed by: Elisa Purfürst

Choreographed by: Joni Barnard

Humans are spray and sand.

Did he/she affect you?

Did you change him/her?

What’s left? What’s taken?

Inspired by how waves hit the beach, this work reflects the mutual and ever-continuing influence humans exert in relationships. Zooming in on the process of how influence occurs, the artist translates this into physical movements and stories.

Directed by: LUO Sih-wei

Choreographed by: WANG Yeu-kwn

Five people venture to a secret meadow tucked behind snow capped mountains to participate in a ritual of their own making. Together, they delight in dream logic and ceremonial uncanny through their mischievous traditions.

Directed by: Virginia Broyles & Chris Lee

Created by: Virginia Broyles

Performed By: Jessica Boone, Daniel Cohen, Kimberly Mullins, Joshua Mora, & Samantha Stone

This video work is the result of a collaboration between Akrobat and video artist erikA / Elio Purfürst and offers a visual rendition of Akrobat’s intricate and hybridic sound.

The nervous acoustic pressure of ‘Believe In Mistrust’ is accompanied by visual layers that depicts an abstract formation of deconstructed human bodies and seemingly organic, animate structures. Choreographed and maneuvering through an undefined space within dissolving dimensions, these jittery clusters mutate in scale and density and morph into some kind of cybernetic species.

Adopting a correlative approach to that of Akrobat’s musical composition, the video was produced through the merging of elaborate motion and editing experiments with multi-layered video montaging. Its captivating yet peculiarly glitchy aesthetic creates a certain beauty that withstands all chaos and it’s precarious conditions.

Directed by: Tobias Purfürst & Elio Purfürst @Elio_ErikA⁠

Performed by: Glauber Mendes Silva⁠

Composed by: Akrobat / Tobias Purfürst @_akrobat⁠