6-hour durational performance, multiple single-channel sound, double-channel video, live monitor, latex, steel, cotton and ice

Echo, Moss and Spill seeks proximity with its visitors by proposing a profoundly intimate form of shelter. The act of voicing has an existential allure as it can reveal a deeply personal dimension of life in an age of damage, loss, and longing. Acknowledging the sense of collective solitude, this work spins parallel worlds of science fiction and vocal power. Hope, despair, and trance here are inseparable, time is suspended, visual and sonic landscape — distorted. All — in continuous movement.