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There is a chance

Kadri Sirel

"There Is A Chance..." asks what a dance can be on the backdrop of a linguistic game between a chair's and a human (female) body's definitions. It asks, which bodies can dance? Can a chair dance alone or does it need to be moved by someone breathing, walking, and thus more valuable in order for it to be perceived as dancing? 

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"There Is A Chance..." places a woman and a chair in a dialogue over the cultural predefinitions of what a "good" and a "bad" dance are. It does so to challenge the anthropocentric habit to subjugate what is different to our, human form, to the definitions that we give.

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