Nice work. Abrasion#1 reminded me something of Butoh.

YouTube wouldn't take the whole comment, so I divided it, but should have posted the first last.

Art that is magnificent, like a Tarkovsky, that great Russian filmmaker's palette and epic style, or Fellini's Satyricon, the abandoned building, the doubles, one white, one black. Two men. Who are brilliant in this film, too. They are dancers, yes, but of the deep, vulnerable, inner spirit. In the strangeness of Butoh. Where it's raw, where movement is simplified, symbolic, intense. It's so intense! Emotion exploding out of this minimalist piece!

Thank you for adding me as a 'friend' here at YouTube... and for sharing your incredible work. I wish the greatest good fortune to you as a filmmaker!

Abrasion #2 is brilliant! It's the BEST Butoh-inspired piece I have ever seen! While I may wish you had been able to upload it in HD for greater clarity, I am simply glad you have created a channel here and are sharing your work.

I sit here, in stunned amazement. There are videos, and videos. And suddenly, out of nowhere: art.

The images reverberate within me. I am deeply moved. The feel of the film, its dingy sepia abandoned warehouse setting, the drama between two men who live in near-naked isolation in this edifice that's becoming earth, the floor of stamped soil, the transition clips of lights and other strange phenomenon, like you see behind your closed eyelids when you're trying to sleep in a lit room, is an aesthetic I find gorgeously tactile, mythic.