PERFORMANCE

INSPIRATION

“…Because say when a person says ‘I see a leaf,’ immediately, one thinks of a spearhead-shaped thing outlined in black and filled in with flat green. No leaf looks like that. No leaves–leaves are not green. That’s why Lao-Tzu said ‘the five colors make a man blind, the five tones make a man deaf,’ because if you can only see five colors, you’re blind, and if you can only hear five tones in music, you’re deaf. You see, if you force sound into five tones, you force color into five colors, you’re blind and deaf. The world of color is infinite, as is the world of sound. And it is only by stopping fixing conceptions on the world of color and the world of sound that you really begin to hear it and see it…”

from The Unspeakable World

practice-based research

As an experiential designer I explore the connection between the principles of design, visual art and body movement improvisation techniques.

I am trained as an interior designer and I produce emotive installations and performance art, observing and testing common threads that unify these practises as framed by the principles of design.

My work is characterised by its ability to transport viewers into other worlds of carnal primordial essence, and ethereal qualities, a senses-based play on perception exploring the tension between what is tangible and what is intangible.

PERSONAL WORKSHOPS

Some recent experience in this field includes:

2023 Examining the Materials of Performance, Mary Overlie conducted by Ria Samartzi

2022/23 course – Barbara Mettler Studios Study Group conducted by Mary Ann Brehm

2022 – Barbara Mettler online Creative Dance Congress 

2021/22  –  Physical Theatre and  Make a Performance courses with Monika Gravagno Facciocose theatre

working sketches

Works

INSPIRATION

“…Because say when a person says ‘I see a leaf,’ immediately, one thinks of a spearhead-shaped thing outlined in black and filled in with flat green. No leaf looks like that. No leaves–leaves are not green. That’s why Lao-Tzu said ‘the five colors make a man blind, the five tones make a man deaf,’ because if you can only see five colors, you’re blind, and if you can only hear five tones in music, you’re deaf. You see, if you force sound into five tones, you force color into five colors, you’re blind and deaf. The world of color is infinite, as is the world of sound. And it is only by stopping fixing conceptions on the world of color and the world of sound that you really begin to hear it and see it…”

from The Unspeakable World

practice-based research

As an experiential designer I explore the connection between the principles of design, visual art and body movement improvisation techniques.

I am trained as an interior designer and I produce emotive installations and performance art, observing and testing common threads that unify these practises as framed by the principles of design.

My work is characterised by its ability to transport viewers into other worlds of carnal primordial essence, and ethereal qualities, a senses-based play on perception exploring the tension between what is tangible and what is intangible.

PERSONAL WORKSHOPS

Some recent experience in this field includes:

2022 Examining the Materials of Performance, Mary Overlie conducted by Ria Samartzi

2022/23 course – Barbara Mettler Studios Study Group conducted by Mary Ann Brehm

2022 – Barbara Mettler online Creative Dance Congress 

2021/22  –  Physical Theatre and  Make a Performance courses with Monika Gravagno Facciocose theatre

working sketches

Works