When we’re two we will not have half
We will be two that can not be divided with anything.
When we are two, no one will be one,
one will be equal to no one
and the unit will consist of two.
When we’re two
it will also change the name of the universe
it will become different.
– Erri De Luca
Best was UNNA, a terrific pas de due by Giuseppe Spota. The two dancers were in almost constant physical contact. Gorgeous spirals, intensive shapes and fluid lifts emerged as the couple gave and received support in equal measure, the dance slowly building in response to Ezio Bosso’s juicy score.
Giuseppe Spota with his beautiful duo, which turns from the form of the spiral into the center of love.
Spota translates the close connection of a double helix into a dance: Garizi Perez Oloriz and Luke Prunty let the strings sound, feel their bodies with winds twist and move around and effortlessly from the ground above.
EN-The Italian artist Giuseppe Spota, former Gauthier dancer, now exclusively engaged as a choreographer, introduces UNNA as a single gesture to a coherent choreography. Conceiving the motive of a double helix, Garizi Perez Oloriz and Luke Prunty interlace their limbs inseparable in their sinuous duet.