La mano que canta

A hand that sings? In the realm of the senses, words go crazy and look for a way out anywhere they can. In this spiraling work by Alex Reynolds and Alma Söderberg, the camera puts together a choreography that observes the movements of everything: the hand, as well as a bird, and how cork gets extracted from trees. From out of these movements come relationships: a gesture produces a sound, which in turn produces another gesture. In this way, layers are built upon all its elements, including language, as it explores the possibility of being more than one; bilingual or trilingual, in the language of shouts, clicks, chants and growls. (LS)