Just before the sun goes down, when the shadows lengthen and the contours blur, an ecstatic time unfolds. Inspired by the light phenomenon of the golden hour, Luca Büchler uses this transgressive moment to investigate the unspecified (performance) space with biographical movement material in "after the end, before the beginning".

Shifting between labour and speculative proposals, "several attempts at braiding my way home" insists on fiction as a tool for quaking potential and finding opportunities for recovery and belonging. The performance swims with the Clymene dolphins, who defy understandings of heritage. It listens to the walruses who trust their hair for navigation.

Artist Talk with Adam and Amina Seid Tahir & Listening Session.