Dawson’s ballets are highly complex and aesthetic-emotional expressions of dance.

The spherical music of Max Richter’s recomposed Vivaldi: The Four Seasons inspired Dawson to create something about the cycle of life. An ensemble piece for sixteen dancers that is set within a constantly changing display of shape, colour and light.

This work can be experienced as a bridge between the past and the present, or an answer from the future to the past. A journey that is shaped by the bodies of the dancers, held within a space assigned to each of the four elements.The focus is always on the human being, suspended in a state of constant movement, creating timeless moments within the ever changing dimensions of perception, energy and possibility – between life and death, always knowing and never knowing.

The aesthetic approach is always born out of profoundly human feelings: “I always associate the change of the seasons with the journey of life – from birth to death, beginning and end, and in between everything human: joy, love, fear, and loss.”
— David Dawson

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