The Sound of One Foot Tapping, installation view, The Stockroom, Kyneton, 2016. On how dancers perform moments that hide years of training, and what it feels like to dance.
one foot tapping, video sculpture, 2017, 260 × 200 cm: seatbelt cord, sequinned fabric, silent video projection
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Installation view, The Stockroom, Kyneton, 2016
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Essay: Together in Elemental Dreams, Cameron Bishop
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About This Work
The Sound of One Foot Tapping was a solo exhibition at The Stockroom, Kyneton.
The exhibition explores the intersection of rhythm, movement, and the body through photographic and video installations. Drawing on the artist's background in dance and choreography, the work investigates the visual rhythms that emerge when the body moves through space, captured and transformed through photographic technology.
The title alludes to the Zen koan of the sound of one hand clapping, re-imagined through the lens of dance and bodily movement.