Motion is a performance series embedded within her archival project ShelterSphere. This is an ongoing body of work that experiments with themes of connection, pedagogy, and "everlasting impermanence" across private and public contexts.
This project is curious about presence and absence
It embraces discussion and authenticity and is focused on producing work that may shift or disappear completely with the passing of time. How can interruptions to routines and cycles foster a more curious and attentive environment? How can an empty space feel so full?