Visual fragmentation set against the linearity of choreography. Through repeated movement forms, the body becomes architecture — stacked, layered, and continuously in motion. Delta, inspired by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker's ROSAS DANST ROSAS, explores the evolution of complexity through a structured vocabulary centred on the hands. The choreography opens in rhythmic simplicity and gradually shifts into intricate, irregular formations. Three dancers form a single unified organism while each retains their own idiosyncrasies — like a river branching and converging as it runs toward the sea.
Choreographer / Director: Sean Chen DOP: Masahiko Dancers: Ten, Bogie, Sean Still Photographer: Yi Ting Hsiao 1st Assistant Camera: Mev Hair Stylist: BK Creative Consultant: Lila Music: “Confluence” - LVDF
The images arrest the viewer within a fast-moving stream of content — and then ask them to pause and reconsider what they are looking at.
The stills take the hands as their frame, alternating between overhead, low, and eye-level views. Symmetrical composition and a desaturated palette answer the mechanical, structured logic of the choreography, producing a distinct and composed tension.
