takahiro yamamoto

Communicational Being
(2012)

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Male-Identified explores the harmony and the unease of social perception towards others’ self-expression, in this case specifically related to men/maleness. Using a triptych choreographic form, this fifteen-minutes performance uses three different “costumes” and three varied gestural scores, each sourced and composed through observation of seemingly male-identified public, to contemplate about the idea of gender and criteria for the "normal."

Duration: 15min


Presented as part of Futility of Preparednessexhibition by Physical Education at Linfield Gallery in McMinnville OR in February 2018

Presented at Ray Warren Multicultural Symposium at Lewis and Clark College in Portland OR in November 2011.