I designed encounters between audience members through a pre-recorded vocal score. The work explored momentary trust-building between strangers using carefully facilitated proximity. Participants interacted through non-verbal vocalizations, contributing to a shared soundscape that gradually transformed the atmosphere of the space.

I invited audience members into one-to-one encounters through shared gaze and spoken oracle texts. The work explored the creation of temporary yet genuine encounters between strangers.

I choreographed this multi-body performance inspired by the re-enactment of a mythic upheaval state. Using embodied imagination and designed encounters as a guiding method, performers navigated themes of mortality and emotional vulnerability. Roles: Social Choreographer

I invited a group of six citizen performers into a three-hour walk without verbal communication and asked them to arrive wearing costume elements representing underexpressed aspects of themselves. The work explored relational presence, self-expression, and the subtle shifts that occur when previously hidden qualities become visible in public space. The performance unfolded through silence, public visibility and encounters with others.