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
Date of Ingest
2019-05-10T16:58:49Z
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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