A choreography that needs and depends upon pre declared themes in order to justify its existence, isn’t one. At best, it’s an handicapped one.
Is the ‘world’ in need of themes and arguments in order to justify its existence or explain itself?
In that sense, choreography behaves like music, rather than literature, theater or most of the useless visual art being made today, in which all there is, is the argument, concept, theme etc, taking the place of an actual art work.
Choreography, just like music, is free from the need to base itself upon external themes and concepts.
In general, you can’t make art about something. Art requires a void that shouldn’t be filled.
The fact it is extremely rare to come upon such choreographic work, speaks volumes about the state of the art form
Also, ‘dear diary’, isn’t a valid choreographic strategy.
