#hybridization #multiplicity #nonspectacularity

  • Nikita Khellat
A poem inspired by the Matthieu Nieto's choreographic project “I Came Here to Talk”, where he highlighted identity politics and representations of the body through his own personal journey in relation to whiteness, masculinity and (hetero)normativity.
the Mule is in self-defiance roaming around the enclosure, not carrying burdens of compliance, wearing a free and light posture.
stubbornly walking his own way – feeling himself like a donkey. frivolously running and jumping high – feeling himself like a horse.
it’s jumping as high as the height of the fence, yet , it wouldn’t surpass – consuming the grass other mules in the lawn exhibit the pride in the shows of their own.
consumed by themselves, they feel exceptional ones – leaving unturned all the stones. solely constructed by mistakes of the past – nothing else that they do want to know.
the External scenery the Mule disregards, and the stories imposed withal – in its movements reveals what the Internal dictates, telling the story of its Own.

#MANIFEST-E/0
#hybridization
#multiplicity
#nonspectacularity

Nikita Khellat, 19.10.2018

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