Olha pra mim

Olha pra mim explores the relationship between two bodies through physical contact, mutual support, and the desire to be seen. Inspired by a lecture by Brazilian psychiatrist Ângelo Gaiarsa on fundamental human needs, Olha pra mim, or “Look at Me,” considers the intimacy of the gaze as a space of risk, refuge, and belonging.

The duet moves between choreographed passages, shaped by texture and sensation, and more investigative moments that emerge through improvisation and intention. Within a performance space structured around a metal geodesic dome, the act of looking becomes a continuous field of relationship—between the performers, the audience, the space, and the body.