Amidst the noise, thoughts weave their own networks. Silence does not remain empty for long; it becomes a space for that which has long waited to be heard.

Human presence shapes space; we are both reservoirs and connectors. Through our intertwining, the space between bodies becomes tangible—an invisible architecture that emerges among us. Throughout the performance Angles Morts, this architecture is constructed from a repertoire of ephemeral materials: from the vibration of taut strings, layers of fabric that embrace the movement of the body, and from the direction of all human gazes. The space between me and you suddenly gains its own weight, density, and texture.

The view from the top of my spine is always different from the view from the top of yours. Each individual brings their own pivot point, their own verticality, and the specific weight of their memories, causing this invisible architecture to reshape and redefine itself with every new presence.

The project maps the body and stretches it beyond its physical boundaries. Through a performative spatial intervention, I cut and reassemble the coordinates of the bodily. Anatomy extends into space; gazes lengthen into threads, the spine becomes the axis around which spatial tensions are woven. Angles Morts explores connections that reach beyond ourselves—threads that speak in a language composed solely of tension and relation. Throughout the performance, lines of force are built – pull, release, resistance, and balance. The work examines how these intangible networks form a living diagram of human interaction—a subtle entity that leaves lasting traces in space and within ourselves.

A diagram is created that is constantly in motion; it is vulnerable yet structurally strong, as it documents the most subtle shifts in human relationships and proves that we are fatally connected precisely through that which remains unspoken between us.

Voices and thoughts: Primož Stamcar, Lovro Ivancic, Tia Cicek and Nina Glavic (TANIT), Helena Premrl, Andraz Bostjancic
Sound: Vito Scagnetti

Made possible by Deja Becaj, Ana Laura Ferjan, Marusa Kranjc