There's something about yellow flowers. Dance performance

• Dance

There is something about yellow flowers is a dance-performance that explores mourning as both an emotional and physical landscape, using movement, voice, and visual elements to build a poem in movement.

The creative process of this piece has been shaped by the lived experiences of loss within the team, yet it extends beyond individual grief to explore how mourning is embodied collectively.

How to dance a loss? How to hear an absence? How to keep moving in grief?, these are some of the inquiries that oriented this collective and touching exercise.

This work-in-process delves into the universal experience of grief, not as a process of closure but as an ongoing state that transforms bodies, relationships, and spaces.

While absence becomes an entity that mediates the poetics of the three bodies on the stage, flowers become a corporeal reminder, as almost alive entities, of memories that insist on blooming because afterall there is something about yellow flowers…