Arrive
ARRIVE
The dancer arrives at a station set up and run by the KINEX team. The ten minutes are stated before anything starts, in the order they will happen.
Institutions and events
The ten-minute arc. A dancer is captured, sees their own movement multiplied into an ensemble, and leaves with the record explained.
The dancer arrives at a station set up and run by the KINEX team. The ten minutes are stated before anything starts, in the order they will happen.
The dancer performs their own choreography and LENS reads the movement. Consent is recorded first, before the capture is made.
The dancer watches their own movement multiplied across a cast. One body becomes an ensemble, still performing the same choreography. The same trick can be touched now on The Floor.
Before the dancer leaves, the record is explained in plain words. What was captured, what the consent covers, and where the capture goes next.
The capture enters the admission path run through the choreographers door. Entering the path is the start. Nothing is entered into the catalog and no license is promised on the day.
The institution hosts the session in its own rooms and gathers the dancers and guests who take part. The Circuit comes to the institution. Its people do not have to come to KINEX.
The dancer performs their own choreography, decides what the consent covers, and sees their own movement multiplied before they leave. The movement in the room is theirs.
KINEX brings the capture, runs the ten minutes, and explains the record. A station is run by the team. It is not public access to LENS, which stays internal. The public demonstration of capture is the Mirror.
Stations run only under real signed arrangements. No partner is named until one is signed.
No arrangement is signed yet, so no partner, venue, city, date, or price is named on this page. Licensing opens in 2027 and has not started, and no Circuit session changes that.
Bring The Circuit to an institution or an event.
Tell the team about the institution or the event and who the session is for. That is where the conversation starts.