"Raw" is an intense exploration of the internal conflict between our male and female souls. This performance delves into the intricate dualities that define humanity spirit and body, sexuality and gender, the perpetual conflict between women and men in society. It captures the strenuous dance and internal struggle that unfold within each of us.

The piece will feature two protagonists, each embodying these dualities, facing each other in a sacred confrontation. Over the course of two and a half minutes, they will engage in a dynamic and expressive dance that navigates the tension and dualism between them. This journey will depict their struggle, transformation, and eventual acceptance, culminating in a harmonious union. The dance will symbolize the unification of these conflicting aspects within us all.

This performance portrays the individual's battle against societal constraints, presenting society as a cage from which only our deepest intuitions can free us. Finding this key is essential for mankind. The themes of shadow and light, sun and moon, day and night, symbolize the quest for unity within our internal universe.

"Raw" seeks to unify these dualities, exploring the vast galaxy within each individual. It is a journey through the interplay of shadow and light, the eternal cycle of sun and moon, the balance of day and night. Ultimately, "Raw" is about finding oneness within the multiplicity of our inner selves, transcending societal norms, and embracing the profound complexity of human identity.