Kizuna is a Japanese word meaning ''bond'' and its written character has been chosen as best representing year 2011 This choreography pays homage to deep connections established beyond intention, beyond continual moves and transient residencies and to unassuming relations that don't live up to expectations. Kizuna celebrates relationships fostered by silence and absence and those which induce growth, which remove mask upon mask, allowing access to our purest essence, to those clasped to freedom and to the eternal spiritual tie that will never part. Rosaries of images, suggestions and emotions are shelled and in these shelter is taken. Past, present, future and eternity... The two dancers compose this symbol with their bodies, sealing timeless bonds in the apparent labyrinth of life. Choreography: Benedetta Capanna Dancers: Benedetta Capanna and Stefano Fardelli Music: Richard Strauss, Salvatore Sciarrino, Musica tradizionale Giapponese The festival began with a prequel near Maenza where on the 11th July, choreographer Benedetta Capanna performs Kizuna, Bond, Tie, first time national. This performance, repurposed in Fondi on 21st July, is a delicate choreographic reproduction of the Japanese ideogram "Kizuna".Capanna and Stefano Fardelli silently begin by drawing circular movements, and then continue to Ainu music and Strauss' Morgan solemn traditional notes. Supple and outstretched like water plants, at first detached and parallel one to another, later bind and connect; a ...

• published: 13 Dec 2012
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• author: binakutir