This collaborative performance/installation with Sergei Tcherepnin involved cardboard panels outfitted with transducers, turning each into a portable sound-generating wall, which can be touched for a tactile experience of the sonic.

While traditional theatrical reception de-emphasizes the audience, this piece examines the role of architecture in creating a space focusing on sociability, bodies, and the role of the audience.

In the performance, numerous gestures are enacted in relation to power in the theatrical space. A stage curtain, an object of division, is brought down to become a rug. Walls become tables, with the piece ending with members of the audience literally around the table.

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Dialogue: Sergei Tcherepnin & Woody Sullender (from Issue Project Room website)