The protagonist of Body Contrasts Traced by the Outside uses abstract space as a possible place for journeys and actions. In this surreal space, a polarization is created between the moving body and the plastic field. This immersive sensation is transmitted through sound and small images, where the body or a part of it is the protagonist.
Body Contrasts Traced by the Outside transits repetitive movements around an abstract stage setting and, to create these actions, draws on clichés of beauty and social behavior, and how these themes affect our lives, both as women and men.
Choreographically, Body Contrasts Traced by the Outside is an extract from a broader concept based on capturing bodies without idealizations, free bodies. The concept is used literally and metaphorically in an audiovisual piece in which both small details and wide shots shape the story.
Corporeal contrasts drawn by the outside show the human being, the woman's body, in its activity and freedom over the environment, where the human condition is revealed as a configuration in constant development, never fixed, never static, never finished.