Supported by straps, Vladimir Kehkaial (Tour) / Dimitri Arnaoutov (Mirage)
realizes one of humanity's greatest dreams: to fly.
Vladimir Kehkaial's graceful flights through the air, uniquely suspended
by arm straps, is a beguiling never-before-seen oddity--a sort of Chippendale's
meets Michelangelo. The Russian's intense self-awareness, brooding good looks,
flowing black hair and Grecian designer jock strap are a curious paradox as
they slice angelically and self-importantly through the air. He spins, flips,
and hangs to a lyrical cello piece entitled "L'oiseau" (French for "Bird").
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