Utilizing the body as a primary canvas to interrogate societal conditioning, institutional power, and the hidden curriculum of human behavior. Through Butoh-based movement, Tanztheater, and operatic reinterpretation, these works explore the tension between restriction and visibility, transforming personal memory into a systemic examination of human dignity.
A Butoh-based performance inquiry exploring silence, visibility, memory, and identity through movement and embodied expression.
A performance inquiry exploring shame, visibility, social conditioning, and self-surveillance through movement, theatrical imagery, and embodied expression.
Selected movement studies, operatic reinterpretations, and performance fragments exploring the intersections of Butoh and Tanztheater. These works examine identity through the lens of gender, classical subversion, and the body’s resistance to societal conditioning.
