A Postcard from our friends at HERE and Floating Point Waves
Last performances of 2011-2012 Season.
HERE PROUDLY PRESENTS -FLOATING POINT WAVES
A SOLO DANCE IN AN ENVIRONMENT OF
WATER, LIVE VIDEO, KINETIC SCULPTURE
& LIVE ELECTRONIC MUSIC
HERE ARTIST RESIDENCY PROGRAM (HARP) PRODUCTION BY
LEIMAY: XIMENA GARNICA & SHIGE MORIYA
8 PERFORMANCES:
APRIL 6 – 14 for tickets click here:
HERE (145 SIXTH AVENUE)
HERE proudly presents Floating Point Waves, by Resident Artists LEIMAY: Ximena Garnica & Shige Moriya, as the final production in its 2011-12 Season. A performance experience of dance, real-time video, live electronic music, water, and kinetic sculptures, this HERE Artist Residency Program (HARP) production plays for 8 performances, April 6 – 14 at HERE (145 Sixth Avenue).Post-performance talkbacks with the artists on April 10 & 11.
Photo Courtesy of LEIMAY: Ximena Garnica & Shige Moriya |
Meditative stillness and physical extremity converge in a mesmerizing solo performance centered in an environment constructed by LEIMAY: Ximena Garnica & Shige Moriya, the duo behind CAVE, The New York Butoh Festival, and the upcoming Soak Festival, in collaboration with composer Jeremy D. Slater and lighting designer Solomon Weisbard.
Photo Courtesy of LEIMAY: Ximena Garnica & Shige Moriya |
Floating Point Waves unveils the relationship between the human body and natural elements as movement, water and light connect in an organic causal chain. Every motion of the dance is reflected in the elements that surround it, as performance and exquisite design fuse in a landscape where beauty coexists with darkness.
Photo Courtesy of LEIMAY: Ximena Garnica & Shige Moriya |
LEIMAY is the parapluie for Ximena Garnica art works, Shige Moriya art works and collaborative work between these two artists. Works range from photography to video art, art installations, dance-theater pieces, interdisciplinary collaborations and training projects. Rooted in the body, LEIMAY’s collaborations exist at the interconnection of visual, sound, choreographic, and dramatic elements. Performance experiences are designed to sharpen the senses both for artists engaging in the creative process and for the audience relating to the performances.
Photo Courtesy of LEIMAY: Ximena Garnica & Shige Moriya |
Transformation is approached as an aesthetic in the sense that the body at times is dancer, actor or object and the space at times is body, environment or object. Performance is explored as a process of constantly becoming.
Photo Courtesy of LEIMAY: Ximena Garnica & Shige Moriya |