A line. 5 bodies. 4 wheels. 3 times 3 legs. 2 ears on each head. 1 made of glass, 1 tongue in each mouth. In a straight line—arm to arm, shoulder to wrist, pinkies entwined. The five white bodies in the line move in a way I can’t grasp. They shift weight, use momentum, push wheels, carry the line through space. Steady, one decides to pivot. The outer edges speed up. Fast, hustling, enjoying and hating the game, they hack space. Blank white canvases are moved, sound of friction across the floor. They get ready to be projected on. The need for gaps, to reach into ancient wisdom and contemporary desires, appear. Holding on to the kinship of these migrated, queer, crip bodies seems essential. Seemingly lost, seeking linearity, the five bodies realize here is more—breaking open. I hear them fall apart, grieving-sobbing, raging-laughing, swallowing unknowns. Nurtured to reveal the new now, it becomes theirs. It becomes ours. I feel an urge to explore. You too? Welcome to »BIOFUCK«! A testimony to non-linear biographies.
LIFT Tanzkollektiv (Liv Schellander, Irene Giró, Fia/Sophia Neises, Tanja Erhart) is a constellation of dancers, driven by a shared commitment to creating new encounters and narrative spaces that center Aesthetics of Access.
