The artistic project, intended as a real choreographic work, it is structured as a story transmitted from body to body that intends to amplify and give space to the intrinsic possibilities of sign language, a language that has long been made alien from phono centric power processes that have attempted to abolish it throughout history.
A living, corporeal, human language that does not speak of margins but of new forms.
The LIS and Diana’s body are an archive of documents in continuous transformation, linguistic monuments that form a shared story in which the politics of a body flow within a vital impulse in a attempt to open other levels of memory and reconnect to history. The work is accessible to all, containing in its form the possibility of being enjoyed by a hearing audience and a deaf audience.

The choreographic work Monumentum DA is configured and developed around the question of the accessibility of another language, the sign language, as a poetic form of relationship and expressiveness, decolonizing the gaze and reconsidering the potentiality of a space in which diversity is a pure resource in relation to the shared imagination of a temporary community.
On the days of the performance, the Forte Forte workshop can be hosted: physical practices, modalities, postures and dialogues for the research of a dance sensitive to the expressive power of bodies and sharing.