Piece entitled Croatia developed in Nigal Rolfe’s 2 week workshop with the MA in Contemporary Dance Performance students, alumni graduates and Limerick College of Art students, week 2, January 2009. Sourced from a collaboration with Michael O’Brian, sculpture student, Maria Kerin went on to develop a solo piece using the materials: an old tyre and an old door. The piece was performed live with a video projection of the performance instantanously projected huge scale direcly on to the wall behind the performer to an audience in the Church gallery of Limerick College of Art and Design. 7 minutes long. Concept inspired by the childrens playground, the movement explored edges, balance and boundaries.
Kitchens
Live stite specific performance piece developed in Nigal Rolfe’s workshop with the MA in Contemporary Dance Performance UL students, alumni graduates and Limerick College of Art Students week 1, November 2008. This short performance piece lasting 5 minutes uses the sound of tearing kitchen magasine paper echoed in the hall, hidden from the audience and reveals slowly movement generated from the task of the body reaching out to its full stretch and trying to reach beyond, framing edges and marking boundaries.