Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
During the performances, we reimagine rituals that evoke intimacy and synchrony between us and the land. We interpret land as a site of meditation. Landscapes embody a perpetual cycle of life and death; with new life emerging from death in tandem. In thinking about rituals of mourning, we think about land as both a physical and metaphorical symbol of refuge which connects all forms of life.
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