Morphic Resonance 3

Megan Bridge/Peter Price

To attend to the resonance of forms, to morphic resonance, is to attend to the production of space by and between bodies. It is also to question the spatiality of the temporal.

Morphic Resonances 1-4 is a research-based performance project.
A solo dancing body is set into resonance with the materials that surround it.
These materials may include: aluminum foil, pixels, corn starch, sesame seeds, four walls, some people watching, and sound. There is cause and effect.

Morphic Resonances 1-4 originated in a week-long “Process-Project” research period
before live audiences at thefidget space (Philadelphia) in October 2009.
It was developed in performance in Philadelphia in November and December 2009
and will exist in further iterations in Vienna (February and March 2010) and Istanbul (April 2010).

Collaborators dancer/choreographer Megan Bridge and digital artist/media theorist Peter Price, working since 2008 under the collaborative moniker , have created over a dozen works together in the past decade.

www.thefidget.org

followed by:

openLAB :: openEND

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automatique

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