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installations

many of Clare's dance works are also installations or have components that are installation-based

 

with me.

intimacy | quietness | contemplation

interactive sound installation
about alone-ness and loneliness

chairs and tables that react to the body of the audience
audience walk throughout and sit to hear sound

various installation spaces

 



UNSETTLED SERIES

UNSETTLED series I, II & III

performer | secrets | one-on-one | audience

one-on-one performances installations that unsettle and move the audience into unexpected places

seen best at festivals where the audience is up for adventure

brisbane powerhouse + sean young studios + substation, brisbane

 

metis

art | science festival

installation in collaboration with dr steve hill based on performance work constructed realities

lightboxes, grass, video installation + kangaroo poo research

contemporary art space gallery, manuka, ACT

 

spices

pathways | journeys | fire | labyrinths

performance and installation work in multiple sites throughout the old canberra brickworks
created at dusk the audience made their own work each night with fire, water, singing, lemons + spices

joint choreographic centre fellows 1998

 

 

mootjee

friendship | unity | reconciliation

performance celebrating 10 years of the council for reconciliation
an experience reconciling our many cultures

breakfast + art at the great hall, parliament house canberra for the prime minister


 

traces

memories | childhood | traces | marks

it was new to us in those days!
performance + installation made with love, risk, beauty, water, sand and ritual
circus, dance, music, visual art

old tenerife wharves, brisbane

Spices, Mootjee and Traces were created in collaboration with visual/performing artist Rachael Jennings and lighting designer Mark Dyson.
Mark was also production manager for these projects.

Photographs by clare dyson and Kate Os