CACOS (Shards) conceives of everyday experience as a constant interruption and reorganisation of consciousness, inspired by the ‘cut-up’ technique, a literary method in which texts are cut up and reassembled at random.
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But what happens when the body itself becomes the site of the cut? What emerges within the space of a tear?
CACOS invites you to take part in an improvisational interplay between sound, silence, movement and stillness. By cutting into the present, it opens up temporal fissures through which other dimensions can emerge.
“Everything glitters under the sun Even a rough shard Of crown-shaped glass, slightly scratched (...) The satellites, the drones, NASA up there Will see this thing gleaming Fragments of that for which we seek mortar” — Translation of an excerpt from “Quase” by Tatiana Nascimento, “Lençóis” by Luedji Luna (2020).
Dates
September 2026
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