Kinetic Resonances: Installation Performance

Ximena Garnica + Shige Moriya & LEIMAY Ensemble

Chelsea Factory Residency

Ximena Garnica and Shige Moriya of LEIMAY bring their in-progress work Kinetic Resonances to Chelsea Factory. Kinetic Resonances is an immersive sculptural installation and a durational dance performance consisting of a series of kinetic string-sculptures powered by performers’ bodies. The work allows for multiple interplays between the environment, the materials of the body, and the sculpture. Performed by three members of the LEIMAY Ensemble, this work explores the relationship between space, materials, and bodies and how each is affected by the other revealing the physics of causality and potentials for interconnectivity.

Documentation

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Kinetic Resonances is being developed from LEIMAY’s past work: Qualia – Holometaboly, experienced at the historic Beaux Arts Court of the Brooklyn Museum, at the Watermill Center, and at the Cathedral without Religion created by the renowned Colombian architect Simon Velez. Now, it has been further invented for Chelsea Factory’s black box space.

Along with the Kinetic Resonances performance, the Chelsea Factory residency featured a Resonant Bodies Master Class led by Ximena and Shige.

Object Identifier

AMP.XSW.2023.1000.1.1

ID number

2023.1000.1.1

Year Created

2023

Date Created

20230813

Date Recorded

20230813

Performance dates

Array

Language

English

Running Time

150 Minutes

Series

Qualia

Curated Filters

        • Meeting Points

        Space / Location

            • LEIMAY Intensives

            Premiere Venue

            Chelsea Factory
            2023/08/13
            547 West 26th Street, New York, NY 10001

            Premiere Venue specific dates

              Awards

                Creators, Directors, Designers: Ximena Garnica & Shige Moriya
                Performers / LEIMAY Ensemble:  Masanori Asahara, Ximena Garnica, Maitlin Jordan
                Music: Jeremy D. Slater

                Photos by Shige Moriya, Pasha Antonov

                Chelsea Factory