Deconstruction of a solo.

I have been working on how to deconstruct a solo. The solo is movement material from Duality Of Content by Kristine Slettevold. As a method I have used three different dramaturgy curves and deconstructed the solo according to them and their demands. I have used time, energy and space as tools for myself to find the different dynamic. My questions were: How can I through the classical dramaturgy curves deconstruct a solo? How can I through exploring them create my own? During my process I have recorded the three solos on DVD to be able to analyse and observe the outcome. After that I have analysed and reflected on what I found interesting in the different curves and then chosen parts. From that I have deconstruct the solo once again using the three dramaturgy curves as inspiration. During the process I learned the dramaturgy curves expression and the differences between them. It is the same movement material but the outcome is dissimilar. The different parts in a solo always stand according to each other, by consciously separating them you then can decide how to rearrange. Through balancing/not balancing the parts I can find my expression in it. I feel I have evolved own methods in how to structure and with dramaturgy curves help change a material.