2Divide

Notes

Documents of the performance 2 Divide, a duo exploring the lack of unity and the tendency to create conflict that can happen in our own brain or in a war field. Absurd, personal and mythological narratives come together through the languages of physical theatre, sound and installation.

Artist / Author	Bruno Humberto, Borja Sagasti Iñurrieta
Reference	D1943
Date	2009
Type	DVD

Keywords

bipolar division installation internal conflict physical theatre sound

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