In the choreographic work Liaisons, the potentials of the visual sense are addressed and explored. Liaisons is a disorientation of focus. The work investigates the conditions that appear when the vision is blurry. It is a conscious search for blurriness. It is the recognition of, the way we look at things defines what we see. The project sees a feministic potential in the blurry and haptic gaze. A gaze that, in its dissipating focus, can’t objectivise. The dancers watch the audience, the audience watches the dancers. In a concentrated meeting on the unfocused gaze, Liaisons creates discreet, sensual connections which encourages a second glance. A network of gazes creates an energetic room, where bodies are joined together. Liaisons is the first piece in a series, headed by the choreographer Marie Topp, about political and cultural structures embedding in sensation.