Robert Kitsos

A daughter struggles to speak with her father about her grandmother, revealing the quiet distances — and shared inheritances — that shape three generations of family.

An experimental dance film tracing the transformation of discarded 1950s kitchen flooring into costumes and shelters, unsettling ideals of domestic stability and revealing the anxieties lurking beneath a seemingly orderly world.

An experimental dance film exploring soil as a living, shifting material, revealing its choreographic intelligence through movement, costume, sound, and film.

An experimental dance film exploring wool as a material of transformation, memory, and connection.

An experimental dance film exploring subterranean worlds through the materiality of tarp. Bodies and fabric intertwine in a choreographic dialogue, transforming ideas of shelter, landscape, and the shifting spaces beneath our feet.

As a city dweller goes about her morning routine, transience, fluidity of economic change, gentrification, decay, and dislocated tensions that encompass the Victory Square today are dreamt upon seeing a stranger outside in the courtyard.

Set to a score by Mauricio Pauly (The Threshing Floor), multiple microphones, choreographic sequences, scores, and projected images, we are enveloped into a multimodal experience of two bodies in space.