During this week Federica Porello and Ilan Manouach will continue a collaboration that started in 2006, when they first met in Brussels. 
The aim was, and still is, to find a common landscape between sound and movement through improvisation, while at the same time dealing with questions of autonomy and coexistence. When not improvsing, they will be listening to the lectures delivered by Roland Barthes at the College de France in 1977, entitled Vivre Ensemble.

Taking as a starting point the impossibility of fusion between music and dance, they would like to create a shared language, constructing and experimenting with basic tools that can help them navigate that landscape.