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Vanishing Point

  • Catherine Seago

    Research output: Non-textual formPerformance

    Abstract

    Vanishing Point is an eighty minute multimedia dance installation of panoramas and miniatures sculpting space, light and perspective. Vanishing Point (2008) emanates from an immediate and sensory experience in art galleries, sculpting the motion of light, sound and bodies to create perspective through in/visibility in performance. This interdisciplinary performance work is designed for art and alternative art spaces and unites dance, video art, light sculptures, sound, scenographic costume and an original musical score. Vanishing Point aims to diminish the great distance and distancing illusions created between audiences and artists in the theatre arts, taking a bold position on the magic of perspective. It relocates the audience and the dancer within a landscape of frames and video & light sculptures building and inhabiting new constructions and contexts for art making and viewing. Vanishing Point is designed to inhabit spaces which feature architecture and/or visual art and encourages the movement of its audience It is reflexive; carving out and responding to concepts and geographies whose constructs arrange the effects of light and bodies on space.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationSouthern England touring
    Publication statusPublished - 2008

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