Space for Myself

This performance piece features a series of structured movement loops—bodily sensations accumulating without resolve. The dance is layered behind a projection of the the same sequences from different moments in time, emphasizing the tension between presence, memory, and mediation. The work considers identity formation in the post-digital age, resonating with Hito Steyerl’s writing on circulation, repetition, and the instability of images. Through this temporal doubling, the piece navigates attention, exhaustion, and self-authorship within a mediated landscape.