X〉 brings to the stage a moment when life and machinery merge and the boundaries between them dissolve. Metal and flesh gradually become an inseparable hybrid, while the limits of human perception meet the repetitive force of machinery, raising questions about the nature of existence. The “quasi-life” born of this process points to new possibilities between the living and the nonliving.

The moment we meet and touch another person, the body becomes more than a sensory instrument, it turns into a field of exchange, releasing its own substances while absorbing those of another.
Hormones such as dopamine, oxytocin, and cortisol, along with sweat, scent, breath, and body heat, become evidence of connection and traces of relationship,
sometimes leaving behind physiological imbalance or emotional residue.

Spring course allows dancers and dance students to experience SAL's movement language and work methods.