Created in collaboration with students and composer Ryan Wolfe, “Caesura” refers to a pause or break in a line of text or phrase of music and this dance engages with now: what is this moment of coming back to spaces with people? What is it to feel eye contact? What is it to see a whole body before you?

At the start of the pandemic I joined a remarkable working group of dance artists scattered around the globe. We met each Saturday to share perspectives and processes.

I am fortunate to be featured in the extraordinary photographer Maria Baranova’s exhibit, Faces of Downtown, at The Invisible Dog Art Center, Brooklyn, NY. Known for her photography in live performance, Baranova collaborated with us on the book There Might Be Others.

The Council on Science and Technology (CST) held its inaugural Living at the Intersection Symposium on April 12-13, 2018 on the Princeton University campus.

I was excited to bring the workshop There Might be Others: Staging Negotiation to the DSA Conference 2017 at The Ohio State University. There Might Be Others is a system of collective composition that examines the role of presence, performer agency and group decision-making to create diverse communities, propose a model for collective activism and produce ethical performance.

This piece of collective composition is now released into the hands and bodies of these glorious author/performers.

A remarkable week collaborating with composer Dan Trueman, Sō Percussion, Mobius Percussion and participants in SōSi during a residency at Princeton University.