A living anatomical doll dissects itself with words in order to constantly renegotiate body boundaries: the unlikely interface between lesbian* word intimacies, colonial-patriarchal medical history and performance art.
With "Chantal, the body is a text longing for perspective", Viennese dance, voice and performance artist Veza Fernández presents an intimate anatomical spectacle that dissects the body in words and movement. Chantal is a prismatic figure, a living anatomical doll that emerges from the voices on stage. In impressive textual worlds, between sensuality, theory and humor, the performers radically reshape anatomical theater in a staging of the interior beyond patriarchal norms.
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In her piece "Chantal, the body is a text longing for perspective", Viennese dance, voice and performance artist Veza Fernández shows an intimate anatomic spectacle that discloses the body as an overflowing text. Chantal is a prismatic figure, a living anatomy doll that unfolds from within each of the voices on stage. Using im posing text worlds, amid sensuality, theory and wit, the performers radically redesign anatomical theater in a staging of the inside beyond patriarchal norms.
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