In Pas de Trois, three luminous forms engage in a continuous exchange — advancing, retreating, and intertwining with quiet precision. Their movements suggest both individuality and connection, as each figure alternates between prominence and support. The glasslike surfaces seem to breathe together, pulsing in coordinated rhythm before dissolving into one another. The choreography is intimate yet balanced, a dialogue of motion where unity emerges through contrast. The title recalls the classical ballet trio, capturing that delicate interplay of three voices moving in harmony across shared space.