“A spotlight is thrown on a single dancer that enters into movement. Progressively, the single dancer becomes part of a network of eight that will co-evolve in the twenty minutes that are to follow. Through tight group formations or microscopic touching of the fingertips, eight units form an interdependent whole, which experiments its relations, connections and disconnections until it finally dissolves . Despite its formal construction Aether focuses on group dynamics, feelings of loss and disorientation while codifying relations between the individual and the collective, manipulating the energy flowing among its members and revealing stage tentative interactions.”
—ANNA LEON, dance historian and theorist