Celebrated choreographer William Forsythe has been expanding the boundaries of dance for over four decades and beginning in 1989, he began work on his "Choreographic Objects," a series of sculptural installations. These physical, object-based extensions of his choreographic practice have become an integral aspect of his work. On view now at Gagosian Le Bourget in Paris, the exhibition "William Forsythe: Choreographic Objects" continues this experimentation with three works: "Black Flags," "Alignigung 2," and "Towards the Diagnostic Gaze (Paris)." For the occasion, filmmaker Ulrike Stumpp created a video documenting these works. The video also includes an in-depth interview with Forsythe on the concepts and techniques underlying the exhibition: http://on.gagosian.com/LmgdIrx __________ Video © Gagosian. Artwork © William Forsythe. Directed by Ulrike Stumpp; Edit and Post Production by Stefan Knauer. Interview by Louise Neri. Camera: Ulrike Stumpp, Dennis Westenberger, Stefan Knauer