© Laurent Philippe
An interval is defined as the distance between one point and another point, between two objects, two frequencies, two periods. This distance is a free space, unlimited, where nothing is for sure.
The respect shown for this emptiness which is full of possibilities, renders visible the space between rhythms.
This dynamic, changing movement, layered, fleeting, elusive, increasing, decreasing, fluid – linking everything that exists, reveals the space between shapes and the time which shapes them.
In our bodies (where we identify our own shapes, our destinies), we use our joints to move from shape to shape, from rhythm to rhythm.
Are they the essence of these areas of transmutation where we confirm the changes taking place in our bodies?
In these spaces we find truth, neither inside nor outside – the interval is a force field where the conscience is finally free to speak.
