5.fulless
an interdisciplinary performance exploring queerness through dreamscapes
5.fulless is an experimental interdisciplinary in-person performance that emulates the complexity of queerness and identity through dreamstates. As a collaborative piece, audience members participate in creating digital elements through real-time AI generation on their mobile devices creating a world where two movement artists meet - as if they are both arriving in a lucid dream space.
This is an experiment where we’re focusing on trust and anonymity.
As we’re curious about using technology in unconventional ways, we will be using a poll function as a way to participate in the creation of our performance.
A Chimerik 似不像 Project
Performance-as-Research sharing Dates: August 24th and 25th at 7pm
Charles Street Video, 76 Geary Ave
Free Admission/By-Donation
*Please bring your mobile device to participate, and have the Zoom app available and installed
*Artist Talk/Q+A on August 25th 8:30-9:30pm
See 5.fulless ONLINE at interplay_2023
September 14 @ 6PM PST and September 15 @ 8PM
Tickets are free/by-donation @interplayarts
A Chimerik 似不像 Project
Co-Created & Performed by: Jasmine Liaw and Caroline MacCaull
Sound Artist/Collaborator: Dino Hajdarovac
New Media Collaborator/Intern Mentor: Sammy Chien
Movement Mentor: Zsakira Del Col
Dramaturg/Artistic Consultant: Heidi Strauss
New Media Outside Eye: Driftnote
Chimerik New Media Intern Artist: Brigita Gedgaudas
Textile Design Collaborator: Jessica Mak
This research and creation project is supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, the Ontario Arts Council, interplay_2023, and Charles Street Video Maker Space Program
A note from the creators:
"5.fulless plays within the space of "meaningful" and "meaningless" - creating a safe, inclusive space for audiences to become whomever they dream of and challenge what it means to be an audience member. We believe that giving audience members the option to anonymously become part of the performance is integral to producing virtual human connections and highlighting stories of identity and queerness into a digital dream space.
As part of our research we will be spending time journaling and researching composition of dreams & simulation theory, we are exploring a digital space that is interconnected by movement art, poetic text, and meditative visualizations. As a team of young females working in technology, this project holds importance within our own identities and how we are emerging as digital dance artists."
