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Wild Cursive

2009, Chinese. Directed by Lin Hwai-min & Chang Chao-Tang.

"Wild Cursive" is the third piece of Taiwanese dancer and choreographer Lin Hwai-min's Cursive trilogy, a captivating series translating the development of the fascinating art form of Chinese calligraphy into dance. As Lin says himself, the final part marks the climax of the trilogy, because it corresponds to the completely detached, free and highly abstract forms of “spontaneous” calligraphy. The performance contains elements of Tai Chi and is musically accompanied by compositions by Jim Shum and Liang Chun-mei. The performance was recorded in 2009 at the National Theater in Taipei, Taiwan.

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Wild Cursive is streaming on Stingray in India.

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Released
1 January 2009
Original title
狂草

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Wild Cursive (2009) was directed by Lin Hwai-min and Chang Chao-Tang.

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