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Sun and Moon Rotate to This Infinite Present Moment,
The 99 Verbs and Wishes for You, My Dear,
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2026a certain necessity, concrete and durational actions
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202599 Verbs and Wishes
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2024Silent Flight (Part II)
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2024it's factual, so vast
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2024you and me, we grant this portrait the marvelous
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2023Silent Flight
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2023Compound Rite
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2022Field Record 5: Sun, Moon, You
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2022Compound Rite: Utopia or Oblivion (II)
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2021Field Record 4: Every Motion is a Ritual ᠲᠠᠯᠠᠪᠠᠢ ᠵᠢᠨ ᠲᠡᠮᠳᠡᠭᠯᠡᠯ 4
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2021Drift Upwards, Fall Downwards
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2021Far Journey, Homeward
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2021Doppelgänger
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2020In Another Green World
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2020Can You See Me? Can You Say Something?
- 2019Field Record II
- 2019Field Record 3
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2019Compound Rite: Utopia or Oblivion
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2019bare mind create action create bare mind
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2019Oracle---------Alt Text for the Future
- 2018Field Record I
- 2018In Another Green World, She Was a Visitor
- 2018bird, bird
- 2017Reaching Nowness
- 2016Cloud Image
- Early Works
2016 / 05:00 / choreography
2019 / 30:00 / choreographic performance / participatory
Alt-text (or alternative text) is closed-captioning for the internet. It provides a text-based description of visual content and is used by screen reading software to help visually impaired users navigate content.
Oracle---------Alt Text for the Future composes a visual art form—choreography—through language, allowing audiences to narrate the action on stage as an act of predictive alt-choreography.
Questions we asked:
Can we describe what we see with only words? Possibly. Probably not. Can language alter our experience of what we see? Maybe. Probably yes. Can we describe what we want and make it so, simply by saying it out loud?
How it works:
From their phones, audiences choose words and phrases that in turn describe, request, command and narrate the action unfolding before them. How the performers choose to respond is up to them. The piece unfolds in a loop of 4 sections that occur 4 times with the narration evolving along with the choreography to highlight how tiny variations in language result in big differences in meaning. Agree. You agree? Please agree.
By NUUM Collective (NiNi Dongnier, Tiri Kananuruk, Mimi Yin)
The behind-the-scenes role of Oz was played by Nuntinee Tansrisakul.
Photo Tachpasit Kunaporn
Thanks to Jordan Rickman, Sebastian Morales and Mana Contemporary
06/2019 Mana Contemporary, Jersey City, NJ
2016 / 05:00 / choreography
2016 / 05:00 / choreography
2016 / 05:00 / choreography
2016 / 05:00 / choreography
2016 / 05:00 / choreography
2016 / 05:00 / choreography
2016 / 05:00 / choreography
2016 / 05:00 / choreography
2016 / 05:00 / choreography
2016 / 05:00 / choreography