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Kolkata Centre for Creativity hosted an evocative dance event, Inner Move, blending movement, memory, and collaboration. Choreographer Sudarshan Chakravorty's tribute preceded the performance, exploring inner calm through contemporary dance. The 11-day residency with French and Swiss artists involved 18 participants, enhanced by Dipannita Acharya's soulful music
An evocative evening of dance unfolded at the Kolkata Centre for Creativity, where performers, musicians, and guests came together for a celebration of movement, memory, and artistic collaboration.The event began with a unique prelude—dancers flowing through the foyer space, creating a sense of anticipation and immersive energy. This was followed by a heartfelt moment as choreographer Sudarshan Chakravorty offered floral tributes to the portraits of his parents, setting an emotional tone for the evening.
The central performance, Inner Move, explored the organic fluidity of wind and water through contemporary physical vocabulary.
It was a meditative journey in search of inner calm amidst external chaos, leaving a profound impact on spectators. The performance was the culmination of an 11-day residency with French choreographer Michel Casanovas and Swiss musician Eveline Noth, joined by 18 participants who contributed to its layered expression.
Live music played a vital role in the experience. Dipannita Acharya’s soulful renditions, including Baul songs and soft melodic interludes, added an ethereal and introspective quality to the performance, enriching the atmosphere with lyrical depth.
The evening welcomed several notable guests from cultural and diplomatic circles who appreciated the unique blend of international and local artistic sensibilities.
The event served as a thoughtful celebration of art’s ability to foster connection, stillness, and shared reflection through the language of dance.Pix: Anindya Saha