A proposal for a group of people in motion, where the awareness of another becomes more and more indispensable.

Can the emptiness we make create an ‘us’? The only way that I could see if the streets had been opened was through the movement of the people directly in front of me. When the people started running, a small space appeared around me that let me fill. The street had been blocked just around the bend. It was a brief moment. I still believe that there is something surpasses the sum of individuals. Going towards something unknown is not a problem. What’s important is to experience this sensation of together. That’s where it all begins.

“It’s Not Here, It’s Over Here” has played over ninety times in numerous festivals in France and internationally (14 countries), and has received support for its tours from ONDA, the French Institute, the French consulate of New-York, Korean Art Management Service, KOFICE.