Whales was born from a fascination with whales songs. Choreographic research begins by listening to and studying recordings of humpback whales and bowhead whales. The body sees itself as a receiver and transmitter of these sound waves. Listening and ingesting these songs leaves a trace, a memory from which behavior and language emerge. Taking the form of a trio, this sound imagination serves the relationship and dialogue between bodies. Like a ritual, bodies meet through a process of spatial and rhythmic phasing; these three figures alternate tirelessly, searching for an ephemeral agreement. Whales is defined as an immersion where the invisible presence of these grandiloquent beings resonates through bodies and sound.