REDMAN follows a man moving through different scenes of his life, each one demanding something he can no longer give. The weight doesn't break him, it changes him. He becomes the Redman.Inside this new form, two personalities emerge, one dark, holding everything that had no place to go. One light, the composed self still expected […]
REDMAN follows a man moving through different scenes of his life, each one demanding something he can no longer give. The weight doesn’t break him, it changes him. He becomes the Redman. Inside this new form, two personalities emerge, one dark, holding everything that had no place to go. One light, the composed self still expected of him. Each is aware of the other. Each keeps trying to close the distance, every attempt fails. Movements almost sync, then break apart. Denied speech, denied touch, the two find the one language left to them, a dance with no destination and no climax, not communion, but coexistence. Proof that even split in two, a body can hold itself together without tearing apart.
