This collaboration is set between the pianist Jean Jadin from Belgium and the performer and the contortionist Mille Lundt from Denmark. The work unfolds between contemporary music, text, movement, and improvisation. 

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"A Room" exposes a selective vision of an interpretative rendering of realism, where two isolated figures live and share an undefined time in a closed and defined space. Inspired by the painter Edward Hopper's use to illustrate emptiness, wideness, and isolated figures, we observe and discuss the emotional and physical state of solitude, a state of seclusion or isolation, lack of contact with people, the condition of being alone with oneself. 

 The performance exposes a void on stage to make way for an imaginary world that exists within us all.

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