The South London Krump collective finding emotional release through raw, expressive movement
Offering a glimpse into a largely misunderstood dance style, London-based director Tobi Izedomi captures the energy, intensity, vulnerability and joy that connects the Krump community for short film A Deeper Space.
A movement style that emerged from clowning, originating in the U.S., Krumping continues to evolve and thrive in the UK, resonating on a higher level as a powerful outlet for those who encounter it. Meeting with members of South London collective Gully South Block (GSB), Izedomi was given access to their Krump sessions, observing the emotional release they experience through performing, and the raw expression that channels the dancers’ affinity for movement.…read more at nowness.com
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