The exorcises to the left- manifest the demands made upon bodies— by systems, culture, families, lovers, unthinking by-standers. Caricatures of biopower— into patients, data-points, dolls,— until a breaking point, at which we lash out and our bodies revolt in both exhaustion and emancipation, as a kind of psychosis or a physical narration of emotions. Playing out new relations between bodies, in search of connection and in forms of radical, sometimes violent, intimacy. In a language of movement alone, we feel and we ask: What controls you? What hurt you? How can you move beyond it? What would you rather? And how does a body want to move when it’s no longer looked upon simply as an object, tool or target?"