Our shows in Budapest were a real success — it felt amazing to bring this fusion to the stage. On top of the vertical dance, the performance weaves together so many musical layers: Kaptza's folk, the improvisational energy of János Vázsonyi's jazz, and the electronic textures that give it a contemporary pulse.
I had the chance to contribute music to the piece, to DJ, to play the flute, and to step into the movement as a kind of storyteller within the flow of the performance. It's exactly this blend of forms and voices that makes Eco Flight Project so alive.
The piece reflects on the complex and often contradictory relationship between human beings and nature.
