Duration - 20minutes
Milk Teeth is a performance that delves into the transactional emptiness of modern relationships, where women are often reduced to physical vessels—a mouth, breasts, and womb—serving others but left unfulfilled themselves. What happens when you’re seen only as something to be used and discarded? Through repetitive gestures of rejection and expulsion, Aparna examines the uncomfortable residue left behind by cycles of giving without true connection. The act of spitting becomes a raw metaphor for how intimacy and identity are often stripped down to waste, leaving behind only a sticky sense of futility. This performance raises unsettling questions about intimacy, consent, and the emotional toll of being constantly consumed.
Performed as part of the Body Furia Performance Festival, Barcelona, Spain.
Curated by Diego
Photo Credits - Diego