Site-specifc version May 23 2025, NYT Art Space, Berlin, 30'
Theater version Nov 28 2025, Lake Studios Berlin, 40'
co-performers: Alexz Grieco, Chelsea Reichert
sound composition and live music: Marta-Liisa Talvet
with the contribution of Kristóf Siklósi
Windy days examine the obscure moments of oppression hidden within the storms of history. The moment of wind becomes a metaphor for dissolving the common language on the surface and revealing individual stories. Wind brings tangibility to the space we share, as well as the complexity of relationships between bodies and space.
Two performers generate dynamics through scores and games, which then expand into an atmospheric presence that takes over their movements. The harmonium fills the space with air and breath. Voice becomes a shared entity that breathes the identities of the absent into the present bodies, while transforming the stage into other places and times.
The movement research explores how the quality and rhythm of motion can imprint physical conditions onto space—and, conversely, how bodies can be shaped and moved by the spaces they inhabit. It examines how present movement can frame what is absent, creating a surface onto which audiences may project memories and imagination.