The intimate hall of Montreal, intercultural arts lends itself perfectly to the show Deciphers, on display until February 17. The slightest noises emanating from the artists – their breathing, the movements of their bodies twisted in agony and the cracks of the work on paper they manipulate – are part of this enigmatic choreography, which haunts the spectators long after they return home . Dancers Naishi Wang and Jean Abreu combine aspects of Chinese folk dance, Brazilian dances and spoken word. Sometimes it feels like we’re witnessing an existential crisis in slow motion.
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