Giulia Avino Photography
Rashed Khandker Videography
Great dialogue between movement and media
— Audience Review-Elefeet Dance Festival 2016
A Physical Opera
— Audience Review- ImpFest Festival 2016
Guitar music was very well tied with the play, at times bombastic at times dreamy.
— Audience Review-Elefeet Dance Festival 2016
Interesting concept, beautiful movement. A very pleasant and gripping experience. I enjoyed the integrity and the depth of the dance
— Audience Review- Elefeet Dance Festival 2016
Enthralling, hypnotic, physically dynamic
— Audience Review-ImpFest Festival 2016

Mirrored|Me

This dance performance tells a story of the self and its double, inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s William Wilson. It unfolds as a game where different facets of human personality influence the protagonist’s struggle to recognize their multiple sides. Two individuals interact with their reflections, bridging the divide between face and mirror, light and shadow, observer and observed.

The immersive installation, designed by V.I.P.A., serves as an architectural metaphor emphasizing space’s fundamental elements—surface and projection. It challenges the boundaries and limits we’ve long drawn within ourselves, suggesting they are mental perceptions shaped by reflection.

Performance; Ines Zinho Pinheiro, Bianca Ranieri and Giovana Chalkiopoulou

Choreography; InMotus

Music composition; Adrian Corker (at M.O.T.U.S), Bertie Ellis Dean (at ELEFEET Dance Festival)

Set design; Kyveli Anastassiadi (V.I.P.A)-Viral Institute of Performing Architecture

Light Design; George Kladouris

Performed: M.O.T.U.S Performance Event, ELEFEET Dance FestivalImpFest Festival, Wandsworth Fringe Festival

Venues: Stour Space, Blue Elephant Theatre, Hornsey Arts Centre, Crypt Gallery

 

 

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