Drawing from artists working at the intersection of art and technology, Ellipsis Land investigates how the body interfaces with a reality increasingly mediated by digital systems. Through choreography, sound, and video, we create an expanded spatial and perceptual experience — a choreographic device where the body, technology, and space becomes interconnected membranes.

The work explores the tension and intimacy between the virtual and the physical, asking: How do we feel in a world where technology prevails? How has our nervous system adapted to the technological environment that surrounds us? In Ellipsis Land, the body becomes a site of transmission and reception, a membrane that vibrates, absorbs, and emits. Through repetition, resonance, and energetic states, the choreography traces a journey across physical and speculative terrains. We work with a language that is both visceral and symbolic. The performers move between states — becoming astronauts, insects, seaweed, jellyfish, molecules, and geometrical forms. These embodied images form a living landscape that dissolves the boundary between organism and environment, between sensation and structure. Articulating the organic and the artificial, Ellipsis Land constructs a perceptual universe that reconfigures how we relate to space, gravity, architecture, and sound. It invites the audience into a realm where the body is no longer separate from its surroundings, but an active node within a continuously shifting field of relations.