Cymatic Body Research
Cymatic Body Research is a physical practice shaped by internal signals and vibrations, allowing space for sensation and feedback. A guided meditative methodology and somatic foundation for mapping the internal body; we generate tone and frequency to track the subtle body. In this practice, we activate aspects of ourselves that exist at the very margins of what is. Otherness. The body becomes an expansive and permeable ocean of information. Using vibration as a sonic doorway to examine the body as an ancestral/future/present storage system. The body becomes reshaped, reorganised, re-realised, reimagined and restored.
Through fluid slowness, Cymatic Body Research is a gentle confrontation of existence. Operating at the very threshold of life/death, conscious/unconscious, moving between the veil of dream and awake, space and time. We become unravelled museums of experience, histories and evolution, exhumed through sensation and imagery. By doing so, we deepen our understanding of what the body is.
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is a dance artist and visual performer/creator currently residing in Vienna. He began studying movement in NYC at the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance. Oisín has worked in collaboration with Xavier Le Roy, Maria Hassabi, Tere O’Connor, Christopher Williams, John-Mark Owen and Brendan Fernandes to name a few. Oisín has had the privilege to also work with fashion photographers Peter Lindbergh, Mario Testino, Terry Tsiolis, Ryan McGinley, Kenneth Willardt and John Rusnak. They have collaborated with other visual artists and presented work at Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery, Deitch Projects and The Chelsea Hotel, The Tilles Centre and various public spaces.
Language: English