Choreography and dance: Katerina Valdivia Bruch

Inadama is the spiritual force that lives in rice, which rules the growth and quality of the harvest. Japanese tradition considers that this spirit can be eaten when kami (god or goddess) of rice fields is thanked with an ingest communion of fresh fruits. Inadama is a choreography which features the work done by peasants in rice fields.

Performed as part of the series of video dance screenings of the Video Art Festival LOOP at Centre Cívic Barceloneta. Barcelona, Nov. 2005 and Casa Elizalde Cultural Centre, Barcelona, Oct. 2006