ZINADA "NAMI" (UA)

“Nami” is a dance performance by a mother (Kyung Mee Lee) and her daughter (Jin Lee). A family, memories, shared pasts, the will to change, and the same pain. Both share an existential lack of maternal love—and are on a constant search for the warmth and affection of a mother they never experienced. Together, they forge a path to break the cycle of transgenerational trauma and move toward resilience, grief, and acceptance. In an era of dwindling social solidarity and growing global isolation, they explore cohesion, empathy, and the significance of small gestures of kindness.

“Nami” is a dance performance by a mother (Kyung Mee Lee) and her daughter (Jin Lee). A family, memories, shared pasts, the will to change, and the same pain. Both share an existential lack of maternal love—and are on a constant search for the warmth and affection of a mother they never experienced. Together they forge a path to break the cycle of transgenerational trauma and move toward resilience, grief, and acceptance. In an era of dwindling social solidarity and growing global isolation, they explore cohesion, empathy, and the significance of small gestures of kindness.