at least for a while anyway

2018-02-22

Listed in categories: body
Used technologies: dance digital art sound poetry soundart video animation video art
Fits these moods: forest green nature sounds surreal
Embraces these philosophies: aesthetics beauty destruction dreams morphing the human being transformation

at least for a while anyway
by Daniel Crooks

"A collaboration between Nat Cursio and Daniel Crooks, at least for a while anyway locates Don Asker, a treasure of Australian dance practice, amongst his ‘other’ life as a farmer. In this imaginatively rendered portrait, Asker’s body is prised open to celebrate the depth of corporeal knowledge encapsulated within one extraordinary human being. Figure and ground coalesce in a work which meditates upon continuity, place and the solubility of identity."

Don Asker - performer
Pete Brundle - sound designer
Genevieve Lacey - recorder player

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