On Fog and Forgetting: Using Obfuscated Memory as a Choreographic Tool
Jennings, Lindsey
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Title
On Fog and Forgetting: Using Obfuscated Memory as a Choreographic Tool
Author(s)
Jennings, Lindsey
Contributor(s)
Ziegler, Jessica
Issue Date
2019
Keyword(s)
dance
memory
blur
Abstract
My choreographic curiosities lie in the various points of blurry overlap in this photo. As a dance-maker, I utilize characteristics of dissociation, out of body experiences, and obfuscated memory as tools for choreographing. This research has most recently manifested as a duet titled, underneath fog, then something bright, which attempts to choreographically enact rhythms of dissociative experiences. This photo of the duet is visually emblematic of the kinesthetic sensation I hope to curate for audiences of the work: it blurs senses of time and body to a point where we become unable to track where one thing ends and another begins.
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