fifteen
Woven through Melbourne’s peak hour pedestrian traffic, fifteen is a site-responsive work that critically dissects body language and proxemic theories to investigate human behaviour in the city. With the inevitable intrusion of strangers into our intimate zone, humans react by limiting body movement, avoiding eye contact, stripping emotion from the face and avoiding direct contact with strangers. Created, produced and performed in public space, fifteen invites audiences to immerse themselves in a live mixed-audio soundtrack, watching the performance emerge and disappear in the environment around them.
How much are we willing to engage with the unfamiliar. What are you doing? We are working.
About the Artist
Dates: 21-25 May (opening Friday 18 May)
Location: Flagstaff Station, cnr La Trobe and William Streets, Melbourne (tram routes 24, 30, 35, stop 3)
Times: 5pm
Duration: 50 minutes
Ticket prices: $20 Full, $15 Conc
Bookings: Venue Tix 1300 30 40 72 or online (credit card only)
This event is also part of Day Pass 3
lieselzink.com/choreography/fifteen
This project was supported by La Boite Scratch with assistance from the Ian Potter Foundation
This post is tagged: art, dance, festival, fifteen, flagstaff station, intimate, Liesel Zink, Martyn Coutts, melbourne, Mike Willmett, next wave, Nicholas Paine, Niharika Senapati, Robbie O'Brien, Sammie Williams, sound art, Tyler Hawkins

