Bosmat Nossan comes to Orsolina28 Art Foundation to create “The Giant See-Through Body”, a work that investigates vulnerability not as a metaphor, but as a daily condition.
When the possibility of an ending is always present, life ceases to be experienced as an open field of time and experimentation and begins to be lived as a limited resource. It does not disappear within this condition, but it continues to operate through mechanisms that compress, distort and render it legible.
Nossan will translate this vulnerable state into a choreography where action is reduced to a minimal unit, directed toward the audience as a new body, a body that no longer carries experience, but only acts.
Bosmat Nossan
Bosmat Nossan (1984) is a Tel Aviv-based choreographer, dancer and teacher.
She was a dancer with the Batsheva Dance Company and the Inbal Pinto & Avshalom Pollak Dance Company. During her career as a dancer, she collaborated with a wide range of choreographers and artists in Israel and internationally, including creators from diverse artistic fields.
Her choreographic work has been presented on leading platforms in Israel, including Curtain Up, International Exposure, and Diver Festival, and internationally in Europe and the United States. She has created commissioned works for Batsheva Ensemble, Inbal Dance Theatre, Verve, and the Live Gallery of the School of Visual Theatre (Jerusalem).
Nossan leads the Gaga teacher training. She teaches in professional and academic contexts and has been a visiting artist at the University of Michigan and Wayne State University.