Blush

de Wim Vandekeybus



Blush is confrontational and intensely physical. Central to the piece is the instinctive body: the restless, unpredictable, powerful yet fragile body, the body of the reflexes. Wild rock music by David Eugene Edwards and words from Peter Verhelst form the background to an avalanche of images. A woman makes love to a man as he snores. An immense wall of bags is constructed, then brutally cruches two dancers. Diving from the stage into the screen, dancers seamlessly reappear on film, transformed into water nymphs in an underwater netherworld. Vandekeybus' work seems to push dancers and technology beyond their limits, in a total osmosis of live action, film and music. Blush seethes with energy, danger, ermotion and sensuality. in site

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