Optical illusions happen because our brains (re)create much of what we see.
We usually think there's only one true reality, but the way we see things is shaped by our personal experiences
and backgrounds. Realising this can make us more aware of our hidden biases.
By using play and wonder, impossible perspectives and extreme physicality, we encourage people to stay open to
the idea that things and people might be different from what they originally thought.
We usually think there's only one true reality, but the way we see things is shaped by our personal experiences
and backgrounds. Realising this can make us more aware of our hidden biases.
By using play and wonder, impossible perspectives and extreme physicality, we encourage people to stay open to
the idea that things and people might be different from what they originally thought.
Photos: Paul Fuller
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London premiere will be at Jacksons Lane on 19&20 March 2025
Watch a sharing of the work in progress at Jacksons Lane as part of Transmission Residency on Friday 2nd August Book tickets: https://www.jacksonslane.org.uk/events/bending-reality/
Watch a sharing of the work in progress at Jacksons Lane as part of Transmission Residency on Friday 2nd August Book tickets: https://www.jacksonslane.org.uk/events/bending-reality/
Commissioned by The Place as part of Choreodrome.
Funded by the Office for Cultural and Scientific Affairs of the Embassy of Spain in London and Arts Council England
Funded by the Office for Cultural and Scientific Affairs of the Embassy of Spain in London and Arts Council England
