Deaf culture is an independent culture.
Hearing culture is also an independent culture.
Sign language is a linguistic system of Deaf culture.
It seems that people with ADHD have developed their own language system.
What is the freedom of body and mind?

When a Deaf person and a hearing person with ADHD attempt to communicate, the body seems to become the only medium. Maurice Merleau-Ponty once said: "Memory is not merely consciousness reconstructing the past, but fundamentally a reopening of the temporal dimension latent in the present. If the body is the attitude we adopt in constructing a kind of permanent 'presence' as a medium, then the body is our medium for communicating with time and space."

This performance is precisely a dialogue that bridges two languages and cultures, reflecting each other and illuminating possible contours of self-identity.

Resonance Beyond Language: A Playful Dialogue of Bodies
Special Guest: AI as Our Creative Companion

When we began planning this unique dance performance, we started with ten questions for each other. We also invited an AI companion to join the creative process. From the initial sparks of inspiration to the addition of humorous ideas, and even the refinement of every sentence in the promotional text, AI’s "intelligence" was involved every step of the way!

This is not just a dialogue between dancers—it is also an experiment in human-AI co-creation.

Deaf culture embodies the depth and subtlety of sign language, while hearing culture excels in verbosity and humor. When a Deaf person encounters a hearing person with dyslexia, and they can only communicate through their bodies, we embrace our AI creative companion to generate a fascinating and playful artistic form.