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I am interested in the ways in which we perceive ourselves and the reactions that occur when we view ourselves through the “eyes of the ego.” I consider the ego the part of ourselves that continually makes us “better than” or “worse than” others, but never equally valuable and unique. This work stems from the following questions: In which ways do we compare ourselves to others? How does one respond to a compliment? Can you ever fully act as your true self? What is one’s reaction to attention--do you shy away? Shine? Feign modesty? Are we aware of our masquerading self?
Presented by:
Danspace Project at St. Marks Church, curated by Ishmael Huston Jones, NYC; 2011
Movement Research at the Judson Church, NYC; 2011
Performers:
Molly Heller, Callie Ritter
Music:
Colleen, Laura Gibson with Ethan Rose; Adapted by Saul Ulerio
I am interested in the ways in which we perceive ourselves and the reactions that occur when we view ourselves through the “eyes of the ego.” I consider the ego the part of ourselves that continually makes us “better than” or “worse than” others, but never equally valuable and unique. This work stems from the following questions: In which ways do we compare ourselves to others? How does one respond to a compliment? Can you ever fully act as your true self? What is one’s reaction to attention--do you shy away? Shine? Feign modesty? Are we aware of our masquerading self?
Presented by:
Danspace Project at St. Marks Church, curated by Ishmael Huston Jones, NYC; 2011
Movement Research at the Judson Church, NYC; 2011
Performers:
Molly Heller, Callie Ritter
Music:
Colleen, Laura Gibson with Ethan Rose; Adapted by Saul Ulerio
Bury Me In Lace (Excerpt)
Photos by Manny Palad