This is about somebody else.

What is self exposure on stage? How can I expose in a solo?

Using methods like improvisation, brainstorming and reading I put myself in a research of what self-exposure could be, and what it would be - for me. I chose to approach these question by working on the opposite of exposure, hiding. I made research in the studio and outside it on how one could expose by hiding. The other theme that became relevant in my work was the constructions of protection that enable hiding. Playing safe was one way to see hiding and taking a risk to be exposing.

How do I play safe? What is a risk? It is not a true risk to fail in something that doesn't matter to you. In this solo and for me a risk was to make a decision to trust in movement. It was to share my genuine interest and take a risk to fail doing it in a way that gives it relevance. Relevance for me to now share it with you.

I did a solo I want to share with you. This is my self-exposure.