Collaborating with multimedia artist Mariángeles Soto-Díaz
to bring movement provocations to life.
to bring movement provocations to life.
About
Building on the Gentle Prowess Deliberations project, Nevertheless, She Persisted (and danced) is a durational art performance by multimedia artist Mariángeles Soto-Díaz that addresses our responses to violence through a feminist lens, thinking Fifth Wave feminism, #niunamenos, finding allies, moments of repair and dance in the same space. Nevertheless... gestures beyond the politics of emergency as a call to imagine the power-strength of composite languages and solidarity.
In early 2023, Soto-Diaz commissioned Charlotte Griffin to develop a durational movement score that embodied collective resistance, empowerment, and solidarity for an ensemble of nine female-identifying performers that included a diverse group of visual artists, performance artists, and dancers. Griffin devised and led opening and closing breathing cycles, meditation, and movement sequences to support the performers as they engaged with the sensitive material presented in the work.
Premiere: 7pm, Saturday, March 4, 2023, Grand Central Arts Center (GCAC) in Santa Ana, CA
In early 2023, Soto-Diaz commissioned Charlotte Griffin to develop a durational movement score that embodied collective resistance, empowerment, and solidarity for an ensemble of nine female-identifying performers that included a diverse group of visual artists, performance artists, and dancers. Griffin devised and led opening and closing breathing cycles, meditation, and movement sequences to support the performers as they engaged with the sensitive material presented in the work.
Premiere: 7pm, Saturday, March 4, 2023, Grand Central Arts Center (GCAC) in Santa Ana, CA
Credits & Collaborators
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Created and Directed by Mariángeles Soto-Díaz
Choreography: Charlotte Griffin Text Collaborators: Alyssa Bedrosian and AI ChatGPT Live Soundscape: Michael Dessen Performers: Veronica Allen, Christina Jian, Katherine Lingle, Paloma Perez-Rojas, Veronica Preciado, Jessica Ramirez, Ariel Scott, Christina Segovia, Ashley Yang |