Project Overview
Beneath the ocean’s surface, life moves in a delicate, choreographed rhythm—a dance shaped by evolution, instinct, and survival. The Dance of Nature follows this silent performance, where whales glide like celestial beings, dolphins weave through currents with boundless grace, and fish shimmer in synchronized motion. It is a world of fluidity and harmony, where every movement has meaning. But dances don't last forever. In the Faroe Islands, a centuries-old tradition disrupts the rhythm, turning the ocean’s stage into a scene of chaos. The dolphins’ effortless movements shift from playful arcs to frantic struggles as the water runs red. In mere moments, beauty collides with brutality. Reflecting on the Dance in Life, this film reveals the fragile balance between tradition and nature, questioning humanity’s role in both preserving and disrupting the rhythm of the world we share.
For this project, I collaborated with the Argentine filmmaker Baltazar Gadda.