Again And Again is a live sculpture performance centred on collaboration, tension, and repeated negotiation. Two bodies are bound together by stretch bands, creating a shifting physical connection that resists and responds to every movement. Through walking, pulling, yielding, and returning, we test the give and take between us — a continuous exchange of force, balance, and intention.

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The work explores how relationships are shaped through physical, social, and spatial dynamics. Each action becomes a form of dialogue, where movement replaces language and tension reveals the complexities of cooperation, resistance, trust, and control. Repetition is central: through attempting, adjusting, and trying again, the performance examines limits, shared capacity, and the effort required to move together.

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As a sculptural duet, Again And Again redraws the space through bodies in relation, asking how far collaboration can stretch before it pulls apart, and what becomes possible when two people remain connected.