If You Look at Something It’s Always Moving

with Londs Reuter

Using our unique interview protocol, we open up internal terrain to produce imaginaries thru quasi-memory.

[fictioned pasts]

[possible futures]

  • in front of a former outdoor movie theater screen. What does it feel like, after…the dance has ended?
  • londs walks through an empty lot.
    …so. How does the dance begin?
  • storm projects text onto a brick wall outdoors.
    What does it feel like, after… the dance has ended?

August 28 – September 6 2023 Residency & Performance

Subcircle, Biddeford Maine

Londs and storm will be in residence at Subcircle for 10 days, developing the interview practice and turning imaginary dances into dances that are, nonetheless, shared. With a public offering on September 3, 2023. Find more information when the time is right, HERE.

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November 11-12, 2022 Listening Installation

>>> Link to tickets @ CENTER FOR PERFORMANCE RESEARCH <<<

where descriptive practices build a dance…

If You Look at Something It’s Always Moving is a series of questions and answers that compose a dance. Created by choreographers Londs Reuter and marion storm, the work distills and uplifts the early moments of boundless imagining inside the creative process. Collaging together voice, caption, and fantasy, the listening installation features a dynamic system of questions that form an imaginary dance—free of constraints like budgets or gravity or scheduling—in dialogue with artists and thinkers including Kayla Hamilton, Tess Dworman, Lai Yi Ohlsen, Luara Raio, Stephanie Acosta, Pauline Le Boulba, Aminata Labor, and Fritz Buehner, and captioning by Corvyn Dostie. 

This project has been presented by Center for Performance Research (Brooklyn) with generous support from the Mertz Gilmore “Late Stage” Grant, with development periods at the Ellis-Beauregard Foundation (Rockland) and Subcircle (Biddeford). Please write to me at production@stormchoreo.graphics to think thru bringing this project into your community.