Sharon Helali Asa | In the Beginning and Longing
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Four women engage in movement that combines material, woman, longing, and prayer. The choreography develops from the raw to the human and then to the wonder, under the guidance of Sharon Helly Asa, a leading creator and teacher in the field of dance with over 30 years of experience.
Four women engage in movement that combines material, woman, longing, and prayer. The choreography develops from the raw to the human and then to the wonder, under the guidance of Sharon Helly Asa, a leading creator and teacher in the field of dance with over 30 years of experience.
For details and purchase, four women join in a movement that is a sweeping blend of material - woman - yearning - prayer. A fusion of dance in a yearning for a primordial encounter, like the upper waters' longing for the lower waters. Fluidity, crystallization, salt mud, cracks, and images of a woman leading her way through yearning. A wall that transforms into a world, opening from projected video art of a woman forming with the materials of creation. Four women, religious and secular, with dance evolving from the raw to the human and the wondrous. Beyond the wall - beyond separation - and toward a world of possibilities, of primal light. Sharon Helali Asa is a choreographer and creator for stage and film, dance researcher, and teacher with over 30 years of experience. Head of the dance department at the Levinsky Wingate Academic Center and a member of the choreographers' association. Holds a Master's degree (M.A) in arts education and developed the 'Art of Movement' approach. Dance - healing - life. Her creations seek to touch society through art and create connections and communication through the language of dance. Among them are works that create Arab-Hebrew connections, between religious and secular, between human and nature, between dance art and the multidisciplinary gallery, and between dance and film. Choreography: Sharon Helali Asa. Creative dancers: Moran Zilberberg, Aviva Schlossberg Cohen, Tzuf Palumbo, Sharon Helali Asa.
