Artistic Research / Thread
Collective bodies, slowness, trance and shared attention - presence as practice.
A collective performance choreographed by Dimitri Chamblas at Luma Westbau / Zürcher Theater Spektakel. Over four days, fifty-six participants formed a temporary community attuning to micro-movements and shared stillness - a meditation on how slowness alters perception.
A choreographic piece created with eighteen strangers in response to questions of truth, trust and authority amid climate collapse - building a work based on trust at odds with the surrounding fear. Part of The Choreography Project (CoisCéim).
A site-specific performance within the public programme of THESE ROOMS, a co-production between CoisCéim and ANU. A diverse group aged 20 to 70 invented new narratives and a shared physical language to convey collective and individual experiences as women.
A botanical, body-based exploration of our relationship with the environment - cause and effect, tipping points and the fear of the natural - through non-verbal communication with our surroundings. With D-Light Studios.
