About this residency
 About me
My name is Diego Maranan, and I am an educator working in the fields of digital
technology and dance. Past work I have done include research in translating dance notation
into computer animation with the Dance Notation Bureau (NY) and TechBC (Canada), working with Judith Marcuse
Projects on arts for social change projects; and investigating qualities of
human movement in avatars from SecondLife.com with choreographer Sara
Coffin (Vancouver).
I have worked in the field of information
technology, conducted movement workshops, and collaborated with artists—including Donna Miranda
and Dancing Wounded (Manila)—on both sides
of the Pacific.
I enjoy finding or creating low-cost alternatives to ... pretty much
anything. My recent triumphant culinary experiment involves making
dense dessert balls out of natural peanut butter, cocoa powder,
raisins, pinipig, and sesame seeds. At alam niyo ba na puwede kayong
gumawa ng OK-na-rin na olive oil by blending a flavorless oil of your
choice with a jarful of black olives and letting the mixture settle in
your refrigerator for a couple of weeks?
You can reach me at diego[a.t]alumni[d.o.t]sfu[d.o.t.]ca.
|
ParticipateCheck out the links on the navigation bar to find out how you can participate in this residency. Find out what's in it for you if you do.
Schedule
Locate the Green Papaya Art Gallery on a map.
|
|
