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Dance rarely arrives at a fixed point. It unfolds through gesture, impulse, and discovery, extending a little further each time the body moves. To accompany this issue, we turn to the reflections of Kazuo Ohno and Yoshito Ohno, whose words offer a rare insight into the inner philosophy of dance — where movement is not a conclusion, but a continuous search.



Speaking as a performer, I feel that a dance born of the moment is never static, it doesn´t end at a particular point, for, in being true to its spontaneus nature, it always needs to explore a little further.

- Kazuo Ohno and Yoshito Ohno, ¨Kazuo Ohno´s World from Without and Within¨