Aerial

Aerial practice as embodied research into presence, gravity,
and human experience.

A young girl in a black leotard performs on aerial silks suspended from the ceiling in a dimly lit room with an audience watching.
A circus performer performing an aerial act on a vertical pole while another performer twirls a hoop in the background amidst stage lighting.
A woman dressed in burlesque attire dancing on stage, with a brick wall and dark background, performing under dim lighting.
A person performing an aerial act on a hoop hanging from the ceiling in a dimly lit room with a concrete wall background.
A performer dressed in black balances on a pole while reaching toward a child in a red and black outfit, on a stage with a starry background.
A person, possibly a performer, ballet dancing on a hoop in a dark room with colored lighting. The silhouette and shadow of the dancer are cast on the wall and ceiling, with a starry backdrop projected behind.
A woman performing aerial silk acrobatics hanging upside down inside a dimly lit restaurant or bar. The ceiling has decorative chandeliers, and there are people seated at tables watching the performance.