at the edge of connection

publication, 2025

What does it mean to move with, rather than through, a place? Can a body soften its edges, resisting the insistence of its given form? A practice of attunement, of sensing from the periphery. Where movement is not imposed but emerges in response to the rhythms of what surrounds us. The weight of a stone against a palm, the erratic flight of a fly, the slow unfurling of lichen across concrete.

To resist shape is not to disappear but to dissolve, to scatter into networks of touch, time, and transformation. What if choreography could hold these questions? How do we trace the histories of other bodies, human and nonhuman, seen and unseen, through the spaces we inhabit? And how might we, in turn, allow our own bodies to be shaped by them?

at the edge of connection explores the porous boundary between self and world, weaving movement, ecology, and the politics of space into a practice of deep listening.