Installations


2016

Interstice

Utah Museum of Contemporary Art

Interstice is a movement installation piece that is envisioned as a rhythmical exploration of personal timings. It considers the notion of interval–time between things, gaps in memory, and layers. It examines what the limitations of physical barriers can mean and show.


2015

Invisible Gaze

Utah Museum of Contemporary Art

Interstice is a movement installation piece that is envisioned as a rhythmical exploration of personal timings. It considers the notion of interval–time between things, gaps in memory, and layers. It examines what the limitations of physical barriers can mean and show.


2013

Kinetic Spaces

Utah Museum of Contemporary Art

A durational dance event that co-exists with the artwork currently on exhibit at UMOCA. Wander about and discover vignettes of movement that occur throughout the gallery as the six Ririe-Woodbury performers act as dynamic art highlighting the architecture of the space. Experience this living installation as you would any dimensional art piece: with no beginning, middle, or end. 


2012

Choreography for a Liminal Space

CalArts MFA Project

The Sound as Object workshop that collaborated to create this piece, was conceived as a think-tank focused on questions and speculations about “physical thinking”, a research and production workshop, leading to a collectively designed, interactive environment. A key question guiding the course: How are concrete and virtual cultures forming our logic by co-forming our posture, movements and stillness?


2012

Itinerant Dance Orchestra

CalArts MFA Project

Site Specific Traveling Dance Performance:Interdisciplinary site specific collaboration with media designer, costume designer and an animator. This project is a synesthetic and itinerant performance utilizing dance, light and sound that redefines the surrounding environment and the motion within the space as musical score to be read and performed by a musician.

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