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Choreography as a Frame
Central to all my choreography is the concept of framing. Dance and expressive movement has the capacity to express the deepest and most vibrant parts of the human experience. With the infinite possibilities of artistic expression and stories to be told, framing is necessary in order for chisel away at the artistic potential and create a viewable/perceivable work. As a choreographer, I use intentional movement to create a frame that allows for focused expression that resonates with and impacts the audience.
A collaboration with videographer Laurel Sanders. As a reflection of the peaks and valleys of life, the Good Morning Project hopes to serve as a reminder of the power of community. This project aims to personify and celebrate the warm souls who uplift others and the courage it takes to recognize and receive that sort of love.
Choreography/Direction by: Christina Saliga
Cinematography & Edited by: Laurel Sanders
Leads: Theo Spencer & Jayland Potts
Ensemble: Lisa Basse, Jaylon Mccraven , Erin Fallis, Alexis Ayala , Justice Laws, Kelly Mundel, Henrique Sobrinho , Jamison Uselding , Natasha Wakim, Brittany Dugas, Andrew Sivco , & Raeann Davis
A collaboration with composer Ivan Salas, “Artificial Love” is a completely new work created for the Project 21 Collaboration Concert. This piece shows the journey to escape fake love through inner transformation and growth. The Project21 experience was an incredibly inspiring and rewarding opportunity to learn and grow as a choreographer, storyteller and collaborator.