As humans, we find familiarity in proximate things and are attracted to things that are familiar to us

One an(d)other explores a narrative of proximity and distance through motion. As two separate bodies come into contact, a new intimacy is born, for the culmination of proximity is touch. As they move further apart, the immediate presence of one another is lost. Clothing, motion, and sound create an interdisciplinary experience. The performers emit separate soundtracks that harmonize as they dance together.

Collaborator
Inés Benítez

Advisor, Harvard Dance Center
Jill Johnson