Paberimass

Paberimass is a pas de deux ballet performance, choreographed by Jorma Ollila, a Finnish ballet dancer, and often associated with the renowned Kekkonen Opera house in Helsinki, Finland. The performance is a three-part ballet characterizing three compartments or dresses - the visible, the uniform, and the inner.

The term "paberimass" translates to "paper mass" in Finnish. Jorma Ollila's choreographic work revolves around the transformation of human mass into a two-dimensional paper sculpture. The main choreographic theme emphasizes the metamorphosis from three-dimensionality into paper form.

Paberimass, in ballet, showcases the relationship between body tension and flexibility, exemplifying various movements of expression, organization, and reconstruction. This piece highlights the dialectic between dynamic recuperation and membrane rigidity.

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