Dancers: Sergio Palomares Vicente and Sole Medina 

Here is one minute of a 20 minute duet with dancers Sole Medina from Santiago, Chile and Sergio Palomares Vicente from Muricia, Spain. This was at the Salt Spring Island Plunge this past June.
Here is what I notice:
• The soft tone in their bodies that allows for an alive responsiveness
• The ease looking into, and entering the backspace
• Their use of hands to map their partner (rather than manipulate)
• Sole’s use of sound to communicate her current state
• They don’t seem to be putting impulses into the dance, but rather are receiving impulses from the mutual conversation
• How they don’t have “terminus stations.” They let one moment, one motion, be the seed of the next
What do you notice?
(In my book, * Dancing Deeper Still: The Practice of Contact Improvisation * I talk about seasoned C.I dancers and their terminus stations or rather lack of terminus stations)