In times of an ecological, political and personal crisis, Brazilian choreographer Thiago Granato explores the act of listening. Three performers delve into conscious listening mechanisms as a way to perceive movements and non-movements, and unravel underlying structures of power and control. In a disorientating spectrum where sound and image sources intermingle, they amplify their sonic and visual sensitivity in order to extend the limits of their own bodies and the journeys by which they figure themselves together in the world.

Series of analog 35mm double exposures were commissioned for the contemporary dance performance piece "The Sound They Make When No One Listens" by the Choreographer Thiago Granato. The piece was performed in several contemporary dance festivals such as Festival d´Automne in Paris and Tanz im August in Berlin.

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