Residual

A solitary figure moves through a cycle of repeated actions—working, resting, beginning again—guided by mechanical rhythms and an unseen system. A single object is pushed, repositioned, and carried through each task, shaping both the space and the body. As the cycle intensifies, subtle disruptions begin to surface, revealing traces of something that resists structure: a fragment of a former self, still present but altered. Through sound, movement, and minimal stage elements, the work explores the quiet tension between who we become and who we once were.