Heirlooms
In Heirlooms, inesS Circus harnesses their aerial skills to explore the various ways that objects and stories play a vital role in developing a sense of self.
“Memory dilutes, but the object remains unaltered.”
― Aanchal Malhotra
How is it that a six-inch bronze statue of a stag, something so seemingly unspectacular, becomes a valuable object? When I hold it, I am transformed into a little girl again, sitting next to my Gampy on the front deck, drinking lemonade.
From objects to stories, heirlooms come in many forms, and they can transform us as well as transport us to previous moments in our lives; sometimes those times are jovial and at times they may be traumatic. Heirlooms are linked to both the past and the present, and one heirloom can carry many meanings and many stories.
In Heirlooms, inesS Circus harnesses their aerial skills to explore the various ways that objects and stories play a vital role in developing a sense of self. inesS Circus is a troupe of professional performers and students who have been sharing stories in K’jipuktuk/Halifax since 2005 at the downtown location 1535 Dresden Row. They perform and teach classes on aerial silks, sling, hoop, trapeze, pole and flying pole.
inesS circus invites you to come and learn more about our Heirlooms; perhaps, you may also be able tell us about yours?
Www.inesS.ca/heirlooms @inesscircus
