In Corps de Ballet, motion becomes collective — a choreography of many parts moving as one. The forms rise, fall, and shift in coordinated rhythm, their unity built from countless subtle variations. At times, the ensemble flows in perfect harmony; at others, smaller groups momentarily emerge before being reabsorbed into the whole. The result is a visual fugue of repetition and renewal — structure without rigidity, grace without singularity. The title honors the tradition of the ballet corps, where individuality gives way to shared purpose, and beauty is found in the cohesion of movement.