Soliloquy

Soliloquy is a splintering of self across mediums, an attempt to trace a pathway from then to now.

It is a merging of technology, illusions and dance in order to articulate the multitudes that comprise a mind. Soliloquy reflects on the interplay between live and digitally mediatised versions of oneself; real and constructed identities.

Using a series of photographs that chart the life of Jess Quaid as a point of departure, this work proposes that the self can be seen as a fragmented series of identities, experienced across, and defined by, different times and places.

Multiple digital presences accumulate around the physical dancer, constructed for shifting contexts, without ever revealing the source images.

Entry by Koha.

Fringe Tags; Dance, Moving Image, Sound/Audio