Chaos, an order we cannot describe or perceive

Chaos in physics is defined as the property of a complex system whose behavior is so unpredictable as to appear random, owing to great sensitivity to small changes in conditions. Chaos theory proves that even in systems which seems to follow an organized and linear order, such as the solar system, there are always deviations and dis-orders, which make the system random and unpredictable.

Movement Language, Practical Research

Being one of the most extensive patterns seen in the universe, chaos has a major effect on our being, behavior and physicality. In her research, Goshen seeks to deepen her understanding of humans’ physical capacity to deal with chaos of information and the way it shapes our physical expression. She looks for ways to ‘output’ via movement, the same amount of ‘input’ she perceives from her surroundings. By welcoming chaos of information, reacting to it in the moment and allowing it to be expressed authentically through movement, she turns the body into a highly sensitive communication tool, a vulnerable and honest subject.

She practices the body’s constant expansion through collecting information, sensing and listening to the environment and seeks to find sharp, vivid and responsive performative presence both in improvised score and in set choreography.

Doing so, she keeps developing her unique movement language. An expressive and exquisite language, rich and articulated, which cultivates the esthetic of not only lines, shapes and dynamic, but mainly of the uniqueness, with which, each body can curve, band, twist, spiral, shake, shiver, twitch and quiver, exposing the diversity of the small details we are made of.

Her upcoming solo piece is “another step in paving a ground for dance and art that accepts both similarities and differences between people. Then, necessarily, it will include the relationship between humans to the eco-system they exist in, and therefore expose the uniqueness each body carries.”