Drifting explores the state of liminality of the body and the way we perceive our consciousness through the lens of post-human, which leads to the question of the connection between mind and body. Dance, in some occasions, serves as a vehicle to navigate our consciousness from one state to another, and how other artificial devices, such as video games, are invented to be a modern alternative, providing space and tools for human being to project their consciousness through virtual reality.

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This is a work that invites the audience to look closely into the idea of being on the vague edge of virtual and reality, and the space within our body and mind, the state of ecstasy and liminality.

Wandering off from the daily rituals, we drift together.

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