This solo piece explores the tension between vulnerability, resilience, and power, the capacity to rise after a fall and to reinvent oneself through failure. Drawing inspiration from the myth of the androgynous in Greek mythology, it investigates the duality of being: wholeness and separation, the quest for self and the other.

Through movement, it reveals how fragility, emotional, bodily, or feminine, can become a source of strength. The body becomes a narrative of tension, desire, and rupture, navigating between exposure and protection, surrender and assertion. The choreography centers on embraced vulnerability, the poetry of the imperfect body, and the acceptance of oneself.

This work questions how our fragilities, far from being limitations, can become the foundation of our power, and how embodied experience can reveal the hidden strength that resides within intimacy.​​​