KITADA is a new choreographic work by Marga Alfeirão that explores female desire and eroticism, as well as intergenerational connections between women.

KITADA (2026) is a new choreographic work by Marga Alfeirão that explores female desire and eroticism, as well as intergenerational connections between women.

KITADA is a new choreographic work by Marga Alfeirão that explores female desire and eroticism, as well as intergenerational connections between women.

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ONYX is a oneiric army of vacuum and presence, the erasure of borders between political and social intervention and the creation of a dreamlike space, charged with silence, noise, nonlinear information, weight, and a fluctuation of time.

Overlays of memories and volcanoes.
Street culture and entangled nature. 
Clubbing spaces for a single body.
Crowded imagery for a lonely space.
Tissue, from Fascia to Cosmos.
Oracles for never-ending parties.

To (dis)solve the world into full nothingness.

— Piny

DRIFT research process sharing

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ONYX is a oneiric army of vacuum and presence, the erasure of borders between political and social intervention and the creation of a dreamlike space, charged with silence, noise, nonlinear information, weight, and a fluctuation of time.

I’m looking for new ways to present and share a process that was and is street, that was and is clubbing, that was and is intimate, that was and is sinuous. It doesn’t really fit in any format, and that’s why I’m looking for it. It’s a practical investigation, something lived. It’s about being present in places and spaces, being a part, not taking away, but being.

I’m looking for new ways to present and share a process that was and is street, that was and is clubbing, that was and is intimate, that was and is sinuous. It doesn’t really fit in any format, and that’s why I’m looking for it. It’s a practical investigation, something lived. It’s about being present in places and spaces, being a part, not taking away, but being.

Boba da Corte (2027) by Gaya de Medeiros is a project born from the desire to look at a generation of children of working-class parents who have achieved social mobility into the middle class and allowed themselves the luxury of dreaming.