sane collective - to be seen

A dance performance composed of what is: body, movement, emotions. But does the audience perceive it that way, or is there more happening? While the truth is that moving bodies exist in space, the performance goes beyond merely observing these bodies: The performance to be seen plays with perception in space – with the gazes, moods, and energies of the audience. Dance is used to address personal themes, test emotions, take on different roles, and sometimes exaggerate them. This creates a dynamic, creative exchange in which the dancers highlight one another while simultaneously strengthening the collective image. By incorporating the audience’s reactions, a direct exchange emerges, forming a vivid connection between stage and space. Between seriousness and lightness, provocation and humor, the dancers shift perspectives—not only to move the audience but to invite them into the moment.

to be seen explores dance not only as an artistic and potential space but as an immediate experience—a moment that can only be lived here and now. The performance invites you to share a space where the diversity of movements and people becomes visible and alive.