Exploring the experience of cataclysm, entrapment, and resiliency, the video projection places two bodies inside a tightly enclosed space, engaged in tactile exploration of themselves and the (physical and emotional) spaces that confine them.  This space readily translates as any of the myriad psychological, spiritual and practical conditions in which humans find themselves ensnared.  The bodies face both the claustrophobic physical constraints of the setting, and the almost unbearable conditions of their lives. 

Before the Drop speaks to situations over which we have no control, would never willingly choose, and in which we feel lost and trapped.  It looks head-on at the experience of facing emptiness and the unknown and the inescapable truth of impermanence.