By whom, by what and how do we feel represented? In which stereotypes (socially recognizable) and archetypes (iconographic, culturally significant) do we recognize ourselves?
From this question, addressed to a group of people of different ages, sex, ethnic and social backgrounds, a choreographic  ‘field research’ began, filtering through the study of movement the images that arrived in the most diverse forms: self-portraits, images on the web, paintings, poems, songs. The "shaping" of the world that the human being puts in place to be effective in his striving for universality necessarily uses a symbolic modality, and this study refers to these symbols.
A kaleidoscope of characters or monstrous beings comes out, creatures resulting from a contamination of different elements.
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Natasha Czertok presents her latest performance Private Bestiary at the 4th International Womyns‘ Theatre Festival of Frankfurt, which addresses the topic "Empowerment Across Borders".