Floaty Eyes by Dana Naim Hafouta is a fantastic dance piece for three dancers and a star map that celebrates the mental and physical experience of liminalty. Using sacred-Judaic and angelic images, it celebrates a mental connection between the heavens and the earth, and the desire to create fantasies as a coping mechanism within an instable reality. It is a theatrical and communicative piece, that offers a gate to an imagined dimension between the ground and the sty. The light spheres that function as prosthetic eyes invite both the dancers and the audience to jump, for a short while, through that gate, together..
24minutes long | suitable for oudtoor venues
“We Have Floaty Eyes. They see and they don’t what’s already hard to grasp. They capture lingering light and star brightness and pull us up, suspended on the access between the skies and the earth. Reality placed us on
