Movement

....is a project that explores the relationship between body, movement, and inner states.​​​

In the earliest days, humans have expressed themselves through rhythm — through the

pulse of drums, the sway of bodies, and the silence that follows motion.

Movement is not only a form of art, but a return — to strength, to presence, to oneself.
It speaks of the dialogue between effort and surrender, discipline and emotion,

and the body as a vessel through which the unseen becomes visible.​​