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From the moment she discovered vertical dance, she knew it was her path: suspended by ropes, between mountains, in search of an indefinable emotion. Haize Lerroak documents the dance lines created by Janire Etxabe over four years in the mountains and forests of the Basque Country. With her company Harrobi Dantza Bertikala, she transforms the mountains into stage and inspiration, revealing how vertical dance becomes a language to inhabit the territory and express the memory of the landscape.
From the moment she discovered vertical dance, Janire Etxabe made it her language. Haize Lerroak portrays her interventions in Basque mountains, where body and landscape merge to express memory, emotion, and territory.
[Janire Etxabe, Director]
In 2017 she founded Dimegaz, and in 2020 Harrobi Dantza Bertikala in Dima, in the Basque Country, to share worldwide the works she performs in nature. In 2021 she launched the Dingilizke project, which aims to make vertical dance public and offer the opportunity to train in the discipline.