We need another figure,
 a thousand names of something else,
 to erupt out of the Anthropocene into another, big-enough story.“
 Donna J. Haraway, Staying with the Trouble
In “re:shape or headless into the sea” the audience is invited to witness a performer merge with the wobbles, a speculative species drawing inspiration from invertebrate marine animals. With the performer inside, the huge, soft, and shiny wobbles, made out of fabric, can morph through space.
By zooming in on the delicate movements of these hybrid and futuristic creatures, this work invites the audience to linger and immerse themselves in a world of fluid bodies, queer imaginaries, tentacular movements, hypersensitivity, and other-than-human temporalities.