RawGround Digital Programme Booklet | Page 19

The collaborators then imagined their own house layouts, superimposed them onto the current house, and went through the momentum of certain activities. Moving into an empty studio, they interpreted the “clutters” from their daily lives for a performance. Individually they wrote five tasks each, such as “sing passionately” and “do a workout”, and these fifteen tasks became the choreographic tools for Phase I. In re-arranging the various “clutters” from their distinct lives, the collaborators allow audience to re- evaluate what “clutters” could mean.