Dance

‘Touch Me Hear’

Written By ArtBurst Team
January 29, 2016 at 6:48 PM

An experimental multimedia work commissioned by Harvestworks Digital Media Arts Center (New York). It explores the relationship between touch, sound and movement, directed by FETA Foundation’s Jurj Kojs, with choreography from Carlota Pradera. Body parts and its extensions such as hair and clothes become performable musical instruments.

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