This Close Oblivion, excerpts from a performance
What would happen if one day this forgotten memory that you obscured to the Oblivion suddenly came back to your mind, uncontrollably, to embody this past fears and shake the twisted ruins of your conscience. The unsolved situation, the non-pronounced words, the silent death, would be back to be listened.
The aim of this performance is to present the situation of facing these hurting memories throughout the representation of a misfit man enclosed in an abandoned instance, plenty of empty rooms just filled with left items, objects charged with the energy of other lives. The Misfit is going to suffer the experience of awaking in a place out of his world, a hostile environment that he will explore like you would do when your hidden memory comes back again, like a flood you could not avoid.
This live set is arranged in four structured parts that you will explore as the Misfit walks along his own nightmare.
One moment for awaking, opening the eyes to the past.
One moment for exploration, taking conscience at the foggy reality.
One moment for panic, realizing how deep the whole is, no escape at the long run.
One moment for the Epiphany, the acceptation of the uncomfortable memory as
The aim of this performance is to present the situation of facing these hurting memories throughout the representation of a misfit man enclosed in an abandoned instance, plenty of empty rooms just filled with left items, objects charged with the energy of other lives. The Misfit is going to suffer the experience of awaking in a place out of his world, a hostile environment that he will explore like you would do when your hidden memory comes back again, like a flood you could not avoid.
This live set is arranged in four structured parts that you will explore as the Misfit walks along his own nightmare.
One moment for awaking, opening the eyes to the past.
One moment for exploration, taking conscience at the foggy reality.
One moment for panic, realizing how deep the whole is, no escape at the long run.
One moment for the Epiphany, the acceptation of the uncomfortable memory as
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