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FLY ON A WALL
FLY ON A WALL is a durational performance and installation split into 3 half hour blocks as part of the larger performative ensemble, 24h.
FLY ON A WALL is a durational performance and installation split into 3 half hour blocks as part of the larger performative ensemble, 24h.
Fly On The Wall explores the relationship between the physical and digital separation of bodies using projected still and moving images in addition to the live performance exhibited in multiple unique spaces. The audience is free to explore in both contexts as an observer in both the digital and physical realms as the performers execute mundane tasks.
Fly On The Wall explores the relationship between the physical and digital separation of bodies using projected still and moving images in addition to the live performance exhibited in multiple unique spaces. The audience is free to explore in both contexts as an observer in both the digital and physical realms as the performers execute mundane tasks.
Photographed - Inkara Julmagambetova
Photographed - Inkara Julmagambetova
Photographer - Hailey Gil
Photographed - Chaucer Gilson
Photographed - Chaucer Gilson
Photographer - Hailey Gil
INSPIRATION
INSPIRATION
PHOTO #1 - Richard Tuschman
PHOTO #2 - Gilbert Garcin
PHOTO #3 - Phyleaspace
We acknowledge that Ouroboros was performed on the unceded traditional territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations
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