The Dance is an installation having as its starting point a line by Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaker, questioning about the movement of bodies through predetermined paths, and how they can choose movement within the constraints of those paths. The sentence, HOW DO YOU DANCE TO THAT?, is written on the floor using masking tape.

On the floor of an exhibition space, the sentence becomes an invitation to dance; each character or space having the width of a single, leisurely human step. It is also a reference to the footprints used to teach or guide dancers, and a challenge to modern mores - how do we move, upon being challenged, or imposed, movement?

"The Dance" is about embodying language, turning what is image and sound into something solid, challenging us to perceive that passage in a way that is simultaneously more critical and more intense.