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Dog Black A Had I
Creating a dance piece dealing with depression, anxiety, and the shadows that accompany the psyche. The "black dog" is an image for something that is always present — sometimes large and threatening, sometimes small and almost invisible, but never gone. The piece takes place in a dark space where the light source is attached to the dancers' bodies. Through their movement, they carry the light, revealing and concealing moments, shaping a space where darkness and light, brokenness and hope, coexist side by side.
Photos by Efrat Mazor
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