Coryphaei
In Ancient Greek theatre, the chorus speaks with a collective voice—multiple expressions layered into a single rhythm. This series takes that structure and turns it inward: simultaneous projections loop the same body, masked and repeated, absorbing the emotional weight of external voices.
Each mask becomes a fragment of performance, directed at the central figure—who shifts between self and symbol, surface and resonance. The body is no longer solitary; it becomes a vessel for the accumulated pressure of chorus, utterance, and expectation.
2022. Full screen high-definition streaming optimal. Video projection and audio loops. Original compositions include deconstructed canvas, dye, and pumice reconfigured in digital imaging programs with found audio choral voice loops.
Videos have repetitive sound and motioned pattern effects.
