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Celebrating the Birthdays of Dead Writers (13)

Readers in public spaces offer to read selections from the works of dead writers on their birthdays. ~ We live again when the words we wrote are read out loud to you, the listener. ~
Butoh-fu - a dance of listening (2)

'Butoh-fu' is the name given to the poetic word image notations recorded by butoh dancers to guide and inspire their dances. Individuals are invited to randomly select short texts by Kazuo Ohno (1906-2010) and Tatsumi Hijikata (1928-1986), the founders of butoh. These texts are then read out loud to the listener as s/he is encouraged to close eyes and experience butoh dance by imagining a physical metamorphosis inspired by the words.
Chapel Hill Art Gallery installation for Ruthananda Art Exhibit (22)

Installation for art gallery opening. June 2014.
Particle Hanami (8)

Dance performance in Asheville Butoh Dance Festival. 2011 + 2012. Photography by Bob Morrison and Sandee Shaffer Johnson
No East (No W)est - no separation in the between space (7)

A collabortion with Korean P'ansori singer Oak Joo Moon and Butoh dancer Monika Gross. PS 158 NYC, 2010. Lighting design: Dave Feldman. Costumes: Oak Joo Moon. Traditioanl Pojagi hanging piece: Won Ju Seo. Bubble wrap Pojagi: Monika Gross.
Dance at Konpaku (Third Bend in the River) (2)

Dance Performance at CAVE/Leimay in Williamsburg Brooklyn, 2010.