blue fish

Premiered in April 2017

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Photo by William Frederking

Triggered by the nuclear power plant accident in Fukushima, Japan, blue fish reflects upon the dignity of life. Evoking a sense of hope, blue fish explores the possibility for equilibrium, embracing both stillness and chaos as the paths for transformation, recognizing that humans are nature itself.

Review:

“fearless experimentation,” “… the essence of life, of engagement and understanding, of living organisms anonymous, possibly insignificant alone, but potentially germane to nature and the world as a whole. … question our role as human beings…fearless in its inherent and extrinsic exploration of self.” Lenzo, Kris & Lenzo, Sheri. “Water, Life, Rebirth.” Picture this Post, 9 May 2017.

Solo, 54 minutes, Portable Sets & Props, Recorded Sound