Masks are important in the traditional Japanese dance discipline. With the change of slight angle of the mask, emotional, seasons and magic can be depicted. I feel we used these masks in a very subtle but sensitive way. We looked at the moon, saw the cloudberries growing along the path, sat to look ahead, etc.
We were magical characters like in Miyazakis "Spirited Away". We transformed from Noh-like elegance to ancient comedians like in Mibu Kyogen.
Thankyou for your masks!
Arigatoo gozaimashita
Heidi S Sakurako Durning
Fujima Kanso o (traditional dancename)
from Kyoto, Japan
after 11 performances with the smaller mask in Vargkaffe
Monday, September 14, 2009
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MARIA LINDELL med Gudruns mask
Maskernas Resa
" Plötsligt såg jag mig själv i ditt ansikte av trä och pergament, och jag började berätta ... "
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