«Words decompose in my mouth like mouldy mushrooms. Constantly, someone is using a gesture as a
sledge-hammer to crack a nut. Constantly, someone is taking a phrase and is hitting someone else
with it in the face, so hard that it hurts. Don’t you know what I mean? Don’t you understand? You should hold your hands over your ears, if my body is speaking to you too loudly. Stante pede I claim:
Hips don’t lie!»

Words turn into beats; normativity turns into a soundtrack. Body and language are no longer considered
as separate: Spoken language is generated in the body — and our bodies are defined by language. The piece CTRL-V (LP) reconsiders the relationship between spoken language and its physicality. With
persistent repetition, the two performers deal with the power relations between language and body.

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