Like birds are hardwired to fly, we humans are born with an instinct to dance. Put on a piece of music and even a pre-ambulatory infant will bop and move to it sitting down or while barely holding themselves up. In countries with indigenous cultures like Asia and Africa, children as young as two-years-old begin tapping …
This week’s selection for ScreenDance Diaries is yet another dynamic and beautiful dance short by Dominique Palombo, one that doubles as an ad for the Spanish founded clothing company Zara. Shot in black and white, and once again seemingly set under the cloudy gray skies and amidst the historic and mercurial streets of Paris that Palombo favors, …
One of the great things about seeing dance live is that each person in the audience is an editor. While an intelligent and talented choreographer has a tremendous amount to do with guiding an audience’s eye, ultimately each person therein makes her/his own decisions about where to look, or even whether to look at all. …
A red dress, a breeze, a Paris rooftop against a cloudy sky, and the absolutely beautiful dance of Gaelle Henry, are the ingredients for Seeing Red, one of my all time favorites by director Dominique Palombo. As previously mentioned when I featured N’Arrete Pas! – another of Palombo’s dance shorts – with his eye for …
Featuring the humorous and talented dancer and choreographer John Degois.
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