Choreography
Swing 2.0
Newry Arts Centre and Uillinn West Cork Arts Centre, 2025
funded by The Fenton Arts Trust
Swing 2.0 full length feature performance experiments with time, the power between the dancer and the score by taking on the idea of a pendulum swing. The piece experiments with using a strict mathematic score and explores how we can bring the subjectivity of the dancers to something so linear. Swing 2.0 aims to create a powerful, feminine embodiment of maths in motion.
Dancers: Itzel Limón, Arianna Guasso, Alice Gavigan
Music: Stuart Barter
Film: Swing 2.0
Bridges Math Art Conference, Canada, 2024
Swing 2.0 short film highlighting the process behind dance and the multitude of possibilities from a pendulum swing.
Dancers: Nikola Zonenberga, Itzel Limón, Arianna Guasso, Alice Gavigan
Music: Stuart Barter
Swing 2.0 (version 1)
Garter Lane Arts Centre and The Mac, 2024
funded by Garter Lane Arts Centre, Arts Council Ireland
The initial 20-minute quartet was presented and supported as a work in progress with Garter Lane Arts Centre, Waterford and The Mac, Belfast.
Dancers: Nikola Zonenberga, Itzel Limón, Arianna Guasso, Alice Gavigan
Music: Stuart Barter
Directions of Chaos
Limerick, 2023
funded by Irish Research Council
Four part exploration of the ways in which we can manipulate mathematical chaos systems to create choreography. Each piece experiments with how the variables of a chaos system can influence choreographic structure in terms of speech, design, movement, time and space.
Dancers: Niamh Clancy, Karah Delanny, Aneta Dortová, Arianna Guasso, Lina Elise Greter, Eva McGeown, Marcela Pridavkova
Lighting: Pius McGrath
Music: Stuart Barter
Images: Maurice Gunning
Visible Chaos
Limerick, 2022
funded by Irish Research Council
Visible Chaos explores the potential for using complex mathematical systems to inform choreography. The mathematical equations researched in this piece inform the space, structure, movement, sound and direction of the final choreography. Visible Chaos works to merge two opposing disciplines in the hope of developing new choreographic structures whilst successfully representing complex mathematical theories in practice.
Dancers: Shoji Dai, Alice Caoimhe Gavigan, Molly Kelly, Hui Li, Itzel Limon, Aspasia Mamaritsaki, Keeva O’Neill, Tianyi Qi, Jiayi Wang, Nikola Evora Zonenberga, Hannah Emory
Digital Media: Róisín Berg
Lighting: Róisín Berg
Music: Celsey McFadden
Images: Maurice Gunning
Various
Berlin, UK, Sweden, Madrid, Latvia, Ireland, 2014-2020
Performances include working with Dr Kate Sicchio, Jasmine Schaitl, William Costa, Helen Robertson, Dr Camille Baker, Panorea Baka.
