Trio A

Trio A consists of an approximately five-minute sequence featuring discrete movements that, apart from walking, are never repeated. First performed in 1966, this work emphasizes the technical challenges and subtleties involved in mastering its choreography. The film captures the essence of this innovative piece, highlighting the dedication required to perform it with precision.

As a dance film, Trio A appeals to collectors interested in the intersection of performance art and cinema. The film provides a visual representation of a groundbreaking work that continues to influence contemporary dance. Its focus on the body and movement invites viewers to appreciate the complexities of dance in a new light.