Sokasalto

Juf present a practical research exercise based on the desire to bring the body into language using the poetic dimension of punctuation as a working tool: pauses for breathing, the signs that mark the speed of speech or modulate intonation. Sokasalto freely transfers punctuation to a motorised mechanism, generating a rhythm each time it touches the ground. An air current, and a gap that calls for the incorporation of one or more bodiesinto that movement or structure, becoming an instrument for reflecting on bodies without their presence and the powers and pressures of the environment that situate speech.