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In new performance commission ????µ? (Fauve), Lenio Kaklea choreographs a 'rewilding of bodies'. Through on-stage exercises, dances and rituals, she explores the forest as a place both physical and imaginary for identities to dissolve and bodies to metamorphose. Here, humans and animals scatter and hide, stalking, pursuing and trapping each other. Places of calm and meditation, of ecstasy and vivid life, forests can also be threatening and toxic environments. As the first performance that links Kaklea's choreography to the geographical, environmental and poetic richness of forests, this work presents dance as a wild zone to be defended.