The scenic artwork with elements of polyphony is the first collaboration of Honey and Dust with an exclusively dance ensemble. In the piece, they work with their underlying theme of the meaning of human action.

Where are you running to? Why are you screaming? What are you looking at? Do you know? Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Imagine a world in which you are running, screaming, talking, looking, but you have no idea why. Global amnesia has set in. Everyone is on autopilot, no one understands the meaning of their actions. We all go on because we have not forgotten. But still we want to remember.

I remember! Remember! I am a member. Member of what? I don’t remember

No one asks how to begin. Because they’ve already started. By being here, they are awakened, tehy perceive, they realize. I’m asking it, so I’m not at the beginning anymore. But I feel that only now I am beginning. I want to start, but I don’t know how to start. I don’t know what to begin. I don’t know how. I don’t know what has already been.

Duration: 70 min.
Suitable for people 15 and up

Honey and Dust is an artistic group moving on the borders of art forms and genres. Under its roof, works are created between theatre performances, concerts and installations. This work is presented as much in theatres as in galleries or on concert stages. The basic starting point is complementary art, an artistic language based on a symbiosis of means of expression. Performers are equally musicians, visual artists, actors, dancers. The aim is to find new ways of artistic expression in the form of a lively movement between diverse artistic communities and means. An important part of the work of Honey and Dust is the overlap not only within the artistic means, but also within the individual works, the exploration of the interconnections between art, biology, psychology, philosophy, history, physics, genetics, etc. Complementarity is thus realized in this work equally in terms of form and content.