Moli II – Lea Maginski & Paul Dorobisz

Emotional behavior based on feelings and needs – as a child, this is not tied to the adults’ world or concept. Imagination and precisely this feeling create their own space. Moli is a child's term for a need for warmth, security, to snuggle up to someone, something, in something.

 The performance Moli II examines how the way we dressed as children and perceived the world influences our clothing, our self-image and our positioning as adults. It negotiates questions regarding the continuity between the childish and the adult self and their playful moments.

"We ask ourselves what has remained of the childlike view of the world, of the childlike way of dressing and dressing up. How does our approach to clothing and what we saw in it shape us in a world in which we as adults constantly have to renegotiate who we are?"