By making the Belgian artist Michaël Borremans a central source of inspiration for Speechless Voices, Cindy Van Acker gathers her six dancers in a new narrative reality. The usual qualities of her movement - slowness, geometry and abstraction - are permeated here by figural, readable images, expressive stases. A human community has entered the picture, seeking through the body to ritualize absence and presence, loneliness and relationship, in order to transmute them. The mechanical, vegetable or animal extensions which vitalize most of the Belgian choreographer's pieces thus encounter clearer anthropocentric energies. Even if they remain enigmatic. Perhaps because the piece is a choreographic poem composed in tribute to Mika Vainio, composer of electronic music with whom Cindy Van Acker often collaborated, who disappeared in 2017. "We had intuitive, intense communication, often without words. We had a common voice which arose elsewhere." Speechless Voices seeks to produce, through dance, a shared language to fill the space, go through bodes of the audience, connect to the other.