“Titik Koma Koma” emerged from an intentional interpretation of how the body is positioned in context to the process. Their current being is the result of studying past ignorance. In their journey, each step becomes a space that cannot be repeated nor revisited. This space turns into an abstraction and cannot be mapped.
What makes for an interesting reading is that “the present body” is a manifestation of a process within a space, meanwhile “the future body” is a manifestation of the present body. But how and what is “the future body” has never been answered before he himself was overcome.
Retno Sulistyorini
Retno Sulistyorini began learning dance at the age of 15 at the Indonesian Karawitan High School (SMKI) Surakarta, and continued to study dance at the Indonesian Art Institute (ISI) Surakarta. As a dance artist, Retno was awarded the Empowering Women Artist by the Kelola Foundation (2010-2011). Apart from creating her own works, she also actively collaborates with other choreographers, directors and artists.