Meaning "wings" in Korean, Narae captures fleeting moments of freedom and constraint. A duet between presence and absence, performed in Korea and Belgium, combining subtle rhythms with precise, emotional movement. Premiered at Gunpo Cultural Foundation, Korea.

Supported by Gyeongi Cultural Foundation, Gunpo Cultural Founcation

Developed during a movement research residency at UP - Circus & Performing Arts in Brussels, Bouncing Back Together investigates themes of recovery, vulnerability, and reconnection. Through gesture, rhythm, and partnering, the work explores how bodies can adapt and support one another after disruption.

Premiered in Portugal, this performance questions instinct, obedience, and social conditioning through raw physicality and minimal scenography. Bibim’s first creation, it laid the foundation for the company’s emotionally driven, research-based style.

Co-production, premiere : Teatro lethes

A dreamlike solo exploring identity, societal pressure, and the meaning of transformation. Layered with symbolic gestures and fragmented memory, the work invites audiences into an intimate, imagined space between tradition and self-invention.

Co-production, presentation : Teatro das Figuras

A duet reflecting urgency, displacement, and disorientation through tightly choreographed repetition and spiraling motion. Created between Brussels and Seoul, Travellers responds to ideas of migration, waiting, and resistance.

Co-production, premiere : Seoul Dance Center, Seoul cultural foundation