Maré Hieronimus Photo: Tony Turner Spiral Tide - A collaborative Dance Installation between Visual Artist Erin Koch, and Dance Artist Maré Hieronimus
Co-Conceived by Erin Koch and Maré Hieronimus
Performed by Maré Hieronimus -
Painted Costume by Erin Koch
Saturday June 8th @ 2pm & 3pm
Sunday June 9th @ 4pm
Free and Open to the Public as part
of FIGMENT/NYC Governors Island, New York
Directions
Spiral Tide is a solo dance performance installation experimenting with the use of a labyrinth, a single bucket of water, and a hand painted costume. Working with themes of duration, time, solubility and decay, the performer traces the path within the labyrinth.
This project is two fold: a public installation, and a durational
performance. Creating a classical walking labyrinth, the public can feel free to walk the pathway when the dancer is not performing.
FIGMENT is an explosion of creative energy. It’s a free, annual celebration of participatory art and culture where everything is possible. For one weekend each summer, it transforms Governors Island into a large-scale collaborative artwork – and then it’s gone.
For more information visit - erinannkoch.com or marehieronimus.com
Co-Conceived by Erin Koch and Maré Hieronimus
Performed by Maré Hieronimus -
Painted Costume by Erin Koch
Saturday June 8th @ 2pm & 3pm
Sunday June 9th @ 4pm
Free and Open to the Public as part
of FIGMENT/NYC Governors Island, New York
Directions
Spiral Tide is a solo dance performance installation experimenting with the use of a labyrinth, a single bucket of water, and a hand painted costume. Working with themes of duration, time, solubility and decay, the performer traces the path within the labyrinth.
This project is two fold: a public installation, and a durational
performance. Creating a classical walking labyrinth, the public can feel free to walk the pathway when the dancer is not performing.
FIGMENT is an explosion of creative energy. It’s a free, annual celebration of participatory art and culture where everything is possible. For one weekend each summer, it transforms Governors Island into a large-scale collaborative artwork – and then it’s gone.
For more information visit - erinannkoch.com or marehieronimus.com
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