Recent curiosity and research has manifested as:
Performance-lecture: looking at how spoken language & movement can be performed simultaneously to collide/mix/slip past each other in ways that help to articulate and demonstrate how dance & embodied knowledge is shared between and archived within bodies across time, in ways that either form operating alone cannot
Sculpture: using motion capture technology and 3D design to create sculptures designed by dances
Music composition: playing with how live playing of instruments (e.g. flute, accordion) can be negotiated through & within choreography

I’ve begun research in an ice rink for a performance work, considering the rink as a beehive-like environment with the performers the bees - constructing & maintaining the hive and unfolding relationships within it. I’d love to continue this with dancers & professional figure skaters.

I’d love to create work with people with mixed physical/cognitive abilities. I’m eager to learn from people with experiences of movement different to my own and to celebrate their experiences and qualities.

I’m inspired by specific and/or unusual collaborations & presentation contexts. Open to suggestions/offers.