One project looks at the intersection between visual and performance art.

So far, I have done some things that fall into this intersection before:

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Do live painting during improv theatre shows with different media and "canvasses" (digital and printed as stickers, with acrylics on a canvas, with pencils on paper).

Did some sound painting workshop sessions as a visual artist with Flock Theatre (with marker, ink, acrylics and charcoal on paper and yarn).

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I would like to expand what I think is possible, try out what I have seen so far and experiment in collaboration with others, what else there is.

 

Inspirations are so far:

What I have seen at a show with Diego Ingold at Impro Amsterdam, where a musician, a dancer and a painter work to reflect on old professions that don't exist anymore. A wall of boxes was painted and cut during beautiful sentimental music and rhythms that made the world of movement and painting and glueing alive.

The play of shadow and light. Komorebi. Light heavy shows. Once I saw a sand painter shaping sand into a christmas story on a projector. And I have experimented and keep doing it with screens and shadow puppets.

Soundpainting. I heard that there can also be cooks.

Using images of people to change them, live. I saw it used with photos of visitors of AMAZE, where your own image became morphed into stereotypical images of recognizable archetypes.

Paper clothing, props and whole stage sets made out of paper and cardboard.

Object theatre and puppetry. I saw a performance once where puppets were created in that moment with styrofoam and regular living room table utensils. Never was I so amazed by how a non verbal story can be created out of nothing.

Live broadcasting.

Mirrors.