White Room

Is a choreographic exploration of the fragile boundary between reality and imagination. Set in a sterile, isolated white space, the piece confronts the question: what does it mean to lose one's grip on reality ? Through movement, white room delves into the mental spirals and inner dialogues that shape our perception of self. It traces the moments when thought becomes all-consuming—when the mind detaches from the present and drifts into imagined landscapes where identity becomes fluid, uncertain. Rather than viewing this disconnection as dysfunction, the work frames it as a space of creative possibility: a way to step outside social definitions, inhabit alternate versions of ourselves, and experience freedom beyond structure. WHITE ROOM ultimately asks: if to be mad is to slip beyond the limits of reality, is there not a part of that in all of us—and might that very disorientation be the source of something profoundly human ?