Alignigung II

Alignigung II is a 15-minute documentary that captures a video installation derived from a live performance choreographed by William Forsythe in 2016. The film features dancers Rauf "Rubberlegz" Yasit and Riley Watts, who engage in complex physical interactions that create a visual conundrum. The choreography blurs the lines between the dancers, making it challenging to discern individual movements. This exploration of entanglement strips away typical choreographic elements, presenting a fresh take on movement and space.

Forsythe's work plays with the concept of alignment and isolation, as suggested by the title, which cleverly combines English and German. The film's focus on the threading of bodies into negative spaces adds to the complexity of the viewing experience. For collectors, Alignigung II represents a unique blend of dance and film, showcasing Forsythe's innovative approach to choreography and visual storytelling.