Amorphous is a personal visual-journal of two Female Artists exploring the question of Identity and ‘Being’ through the language of Contemporary Dance and Visual Documentation. The self research based experimental collaboration highlights the female physical form in its raw state of pure feminine energy and as a body that holds history of generations of women in their family, thereby exploring what is beyond this ‘Form’ in the presentday context of Contemporary, globalised India. The deeprooted, guttural and instinct based complex dialogue between the contemporary movement artist and the visual artist/documentarian has resulted in stimulating a creative collaborative process that involves intrinsic (Improvised & Structured dance) and extrinsic (Film & Visual Documentation) elements being the origination of the story building/narrative of this piece of artwork. This piece talks about an experiential, emotional journey of deeply personal stories of the artists’ in relation to their grandmothers, mothers – a generation of feminine identity or feminine power in nature and its pure elemental states and results in layers of female identity being documented and addressed. 'Amorphous’ essentially means being ‘formless’ or something that doesn’t have a definite structure and renders something vague and shapeless. Amorphous is a complex conversation involving what is stored in the physical body authentically as felt-reality and cognitive memories that are experienced and the external manifestation of it through visual documentation leading to creating a world of power and vulnerability experienced by the dancer who is the subject of the story-telling. It also deals with ‘Beingness’ – a state that is in relation to itself. It explores the two states of Form and Formlessness that co-exist at a given time and space and has a synergic flow from one to the other giving rise to an intermediate state of ‘lesser form’.