Our ancestry is future and present, and we are many bodies in dense, intense, erotic, fraternal relationships. There is an annulment of linear time, of concrete space, and this cry takes place in a misaligned but precise narrative, with the geographies of our past and future histories. They are our great-grandmothers, grandmothers, mothers and ourselves, daughters of a story that has to be rewritten, because whoever told it didn’t have the truth, only the power. These bodies are politicians, they celebrate, desire, rebel, love, protest. They are working bodies, violent bodies, poetic bodies, pleasure bodies. Bodies that are not conformed and formatted. This is such an ancient time that we still haven’t found it ahead.

PINY is currently one of the most influential dance artists in the field of contemporary dance in Portugal. Her work is strongly influenced by club culture and street, African and oriental dances, and is based on rituals that Piny curates in her own way. She is known for her provocative approach to decolonization of the female body, eroticism, desire, pleasure and pain. Born in Lisbon to Angolan parents, she holds degrees in Architecture and Dance.

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