It is a non stop curiosity, like a puppy incessant discovering. It is a non stop effervescent attention that keeps on receiving and emitting information. It is a non stop scrupulous awareness of the present moment. It is a non stop generous disposition to change. It is a non stop cheerful celebration of complexity and multitasking. It is a non stop tenacious attempt to make visible what dance can do.

In this work, Louise Dahl, Zrinka Užbinec and Darío Barreto Damas use repetition and rhythm as generators to dance a dance that claims its own survival by actualizing its potential to be experienced as an ever-changing phenomena, which can coexist with other forms without submitting to them.

Darío Barreto Damas is a Canarian dancer based simultaneously in Tenerife, Skopje, Sofia and Stockholm. His artistic work revolves around dance as an autonomous form of knowledge and practices of disidentification as mediation mechanisms.

Darío has worked as a dancer, co-creator and collaborator with Deborah Hay, Cristina Caprioli, Ofelia Jarl Ortega, Aleksandar Georgiev and Philip Berlin among others.
Darío is a member of ICC (Imaginative Choreographic Center), STEAM ROOM, Lokomotiva, NOMAD Dance Academy, Interimkultur, TenerifeLAV Laboratorio de Artes vivas y Ciudadanía and PiedeBase. Darío is currently studying a Master in Choreography and Performance at Justus Liebig University.