The images captured on an iPhone form a vital component of The Mythology of Self, a dance production conceived and choreographed by Laurie Sefton. The production premiered at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles in December 2021. The concept behind the work is deceptively simple yet rich in complexity: live images from the stage are transmitted to a control room, where they are projected in real time onto a screen behind the dancers. The interplay between the live performance and its digital reflection creates a compelling dynamic, which I have interpreted in a graphic series.
Frieze, Giclée/silkscreen- 36"x24"
Azure, Giclée/silkscreen -36"x24"
Terra, Giclée/silkscreen - 36"x24"
Dream, Giclée 36"x36"
Noise, Giclée/silkscreen - 36"x36"
Being, Giclée/silkscreen - 38"x36"
Blur, Silkscreen - 36"x36"
Willow, Silkscreen - 36"x36"
Home, Print- 36"x24"
School, Giclée/silkscreen - 36"x24"
Date, Giclée/silkscreen - 36"x24"
Weekend, Giclée/silkscreen - 36"x24"
Stars, Giclée/silkscreen - 36"x24"
Afterlife, Giclée/silkscreen - 36"x24"
Flicker, Giclée/silkscreen - 36"x24"
Drone, Giclée/silkscreen - 36"x24"
Ultravivid, Giclée/silkscreen - 36"x24"
