live installation works

  • par-a-phrase: Brighton [25-26 Feb 2011]
    par-a-phrase [SE England, 2011]
     My latest project is is a solo screendance live installation that investigates the notion of translation between text, the moving body and digital video. It focuses on the transformation of text into choreographic material. The choreographic qualities are then applied to the camera as a filmic strategy to produce this interdisciplinary piece.

  • Smudging & scratching & dancing in coils
    Smudging & scratching & dancing in coils [Brighton, 2010]
     A collaboration with Michael Maydon of Orphanfilms and Artist Jane Fordham presented at Fabrica as part of the adult learning Festival in Brighton.

    A creative drawing extravaganza in the mellow ambience of the Fabrica gallery, combining a movement based artist, 4 cine projectors loaded with home movies from the 20's to the 60's, together with all the drawing materials you could dream of.

    Smudging & scratching & dancing in coils was made in collaboration with Michael Maydon of Orphanfilms and artist Jane Fordham as part of the adult learning Festival in Brighton.

  • Somniscape
    Somniscape [Brighton, 2008]
     A live sculptural installation appearing as a landscape of sculptures and bodies in stillness and movement. Somniscape is an exploration of the cycle of sleep and awakening in loops of 15min, through the visual and tactile sense. Sensuous, physical, and meditative, the piece explores the stages of awakening, restriction of movement and sleep.

  • One
    One [Brighton, 2007]

    A solo screendance live installation on finding and losing the ideal image of oneself in time.

    One was presented at University of Brighton and Da Vinci School of Art (Barcelona)

    A solo screendance live installation on finding and loosing the ideal image of oneself in time; the interior image synchronises with the exterior image just on tiny instants when a strong visual relationship with the audience is built. An interplay between the visual and the tactile sense, as a symbol of the interior-exterior world, in loops of 7 minutes.

    One was presented at:

    • University of Brighton
    • Da Vinci School of Art (Barcelona)