works:
TABLEAU STATIONS
INTERDISCIPLINARY DANCE PERFORMANCE
HOME WAVES
HOME WAVES is an interdisciplinary performance and film project navigating precarity and placemaking through a nuanced lens of body and camera.
From fragments of searching for home and the repurposing of marginalized urban spaces for affordable housing, creation traverses amidst coastlines, apartments, and a series of indeterminate landscapes. The project features collaborations spanning from the San Francisco Bay Area to Manipur, India with Isak Immanuel, Marina Fukushima, and Surjit Nongmeikapam.
Additional ensemble layers are created through an intergenerational social practice process and an eclectic mix of artists and fellow tenants of Immanuel and Fukushima with Mercy Housing in SF’s Mission Bay, reflecting on homemaking and daily somatic movement.
07 . 22 . 2023 — HOME WAVES / FLAGS (Site-specific vignettes)
Developmental Open Process
Mission Bay Creek, San Francisco, US
2022-2023 — SOMATIC LANDSCAPES
Workshop Series (Exercises for Health & Wellness)
at Mercy Housing, Mission Bay Apartments, SF
2021-2023 — ADRIFT / TERRAIN VAGUE & HOME
Series of performances for site and camera
SF Mission Bay, Mare Island/Vallejo, US
TIMELINE
08 . 3-4 . 2023 — HOME WAVES (Multi-media theatrical iteration)
part of State of Play Festival
at ODC Theater, San Francisco, US
Photos courtesy of Tableau Stations / Isak Immanuel
at ODC Theater and for site (Vallejo/Mare Island, San Francisco, US)
2025 — HOME WAVES (Performances, Screenings)
To Be Announced
abandoned space
blank space
between space
dead space
derelict space
disturbed space
empty space
fluctuating space
indeterminate space
interstitial space
leftover space
marginal space
neglected space
nonspace
open space
possible space
residual space
ruin space
timed space
unstable space
vacant space
vague space
wasteland space
wild space
yearning space
zoned space
home
waves
Text for performance, derived from:
“A Glossary of Urban Voids”
by Sergio Lopez-Pineiro
10 . 11 . 2024 — HOME WAVES (Intersection AIR open process)
at Intersection for the Arts, San Francisco, US