Two people journey through time, space and site, connected mouth to mouth by an almost invisible thread. Invisible Lines is an intimate, sculptural, meditative and sometimes playful exploration of shared vulnerability and unspoken negotiations. Potent images emerge and fade, transforming as soon as they have settled. The people exchange spaces, weight and glances. Sometimes falling through space, sometimes resting in quiet repose. The line that connects the people dissolves and reappears in the light, flickering tenderly, as if a third entity. As the people coil around each other, the line transforms flesh. Power relations shift and change in this unusual, engaging, yet subtle dance which speaks of how we might co-exist in the world.

Invisible Lines explores interconnectedness through the unfolding of the lived moment.

Devised and performed by UK-based dance artists Saffy Setohy and Luke Birch, conceived and directed by Saffy Setohy.

Co-commissioned by South East Dance and Le Phare Centre Chorégraphique National du Havre Haute-Normandie, as part of DanSCe Dialogues 2.

Mentored by Henrietta Hale and Emmanuelle Vo-Dinh.