ZIFT

"When you don't get excited about feeling bad, you create a short circuit in the feedback loop from the nightmares. You say to yourself, 'I feel bad, but who cares?' (The Wisdom of Indifference, Mark Manson)

The work Zift talks about the power of habit and human adaptation to any situation, especially extreme situations.

During the process of getting used to it, we adapt to ourselves one or another survival instinct according to every situation that meets us.

The process of investigation of the piece stems from a very physical intensity in the dancers who perform while maintaining composure and channeling this compressed energy into a form of natural behavior, an illusion of which we call peace of mind on a very boiling basis.

This forces us to put on a "mask" of one kind or another and the form of survival turns this mask into a very authentic face, to the point where it is hard for us to distinguish whether this is indeed our natural behavior or whether it is the story we wrote and continued to live by.