In Tomorrowisnowtodayisyesterday (TiNTiY), Sung Im Her explores the impact of modern media consumption on our bodies and minds. On a deliberately stripped-down, almost raw stage, three performers execute "over-produced" gestures. The choreography uses repetition in a hypnotic way, punctuated by comic moments evoking, for example, internet memes. The "clubbing" soundtrack, composed by the Belgian duo Husk Husk, completes the transformation of the stage into a space of contemporary trance.
Do not be mistaken, this "pop" proposal does not avoid rigour. The work of Sung Im Her is distinguished by a constant balance between a formal minimalist aesthetic and an engaged narrative. As a choreographer, she seeks the essence of movement, creating repetitive gestures stripped of any prior cultural or personal meaning.