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RESEARCH + production

Digital lobby

REMIXED Digital Lobby: 

https://sites.google.com/asu.edu/anthropocene-remixed-lobby/home

Galvin Digital Lobby:

https://sites.google.com/asu.edu/mdtlobby-anthropocene/home

Anthropocene production photos: november 3-12, 2023 Galvin Stage, ASU. PHOTOS BY TIM TRUMBLE.

    research and eco-dramaturgy

    eco-dramaturgical approach

    Anthropocene is an evocative piece of physical theatre that crafts layered visual storytelling into a non-linear mosaic of moments, with text sparsely incorporated through projections and recordings. Our creative process centers eco-dramaturgy, a critical framework for making and interrogating theatre focused on ecological issues and sustainable production practices. While the content and storytelling of Anthropocene are highly imaginative, of equal import is its commitment to sustainability. We will build our set using sustainably sourced materials. Costumes will be constructed from recycled/upcycled materials. Our lobbies will provide climate action resources based on cutting-edge sustainability science. 


    LINK TO ANTHROPOCENE DRAMATURGY RESEARCH SITE: 

    https://sites.google.com/asu.edu/anthropocene-dramaturgy?usp=sharing

    work-in-progress research video

    Work-in-progress video with archival images, visual research sketches, and images from our Spring 2022 devising lab to be showcased at the Espronceda Institute of Art & Culture "Digital Awareness" June 9 - 17, in Barcelona, Spain as part of the ISEA 2022 Symposium. Invited by Leonardo (Art + Science Journal). 

    See video

    anthropocene design

      Anthropocene Work-in-Progress: ISEA Conference/Espronceda Institute of Art and Culture, Barcelona June 2022. invited by Leonardo.

        archival Visual research images


          visual research workbook sketches by Rachel bowditch (project director)

            anthropocene devising lab spring 2022


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