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SCREENWORKS

2024. screendance work (2:57).
seed is a gentle meditation on regrowth and recovery. A still, lying figure begins to move, her dance leaving traces which bloom into a multibodied form.

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2023. digital image montage (2:10) by Sue Hawksley, Cynthia Schwertsik, Sam Oster.
Two figures, oddly situated in burned bushland, perform small acts of connecting through the seasons of emergent recovery.

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dancefilm (03:20) by Cynthia Schwertsik & Sue Hawksley.
Change Around Time is a sensitive yet playful response to the transformative role of bushfire and its confronting capacity for destruction and regeneration.

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screendance work (10:00).
Dwell: landscape in the figure invites contemplative reflection on habitat loss, with haunting visual and sonic footage from three endangered ecosystems in South Australia and three dancers who embody those landscapes.

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dancefilm (10:00) by Sue Hawksley & Roddy Simpson.
A dancer moves through the mnemonic traces of places which inhabit her presence, shifting between 'here and now' and 'there and then'.

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STAGEWORKS

2019. Solo danced-lecture.
This work playfully explores some reasons why, as an older dance-artist, Sue Hawksley might bother to do difficult things standing on one leg.

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2014. Interactive performance installation by Simon Biggs, Garth Paine and Sue Hawksley.
The movement and speech of two preformers are re-mediated through motion tracking, voice recognition, interpretative language systems, large scale projection and surround-sound audio synthesis.

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2011. Solo dancework.
haptic_dance is performed and received by touch for an audience of one.

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2010. Interactive performance installation by Simon Biggs, Sue Hawksley & Garth Paine.
In Bodytext a dancer's movement and speech are re-mediated through motion tracking, voice recognition, interpretative language systems, projection and audio synthesis.

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2010. Solo dancework.
A dancer's journey along two interactive metal rails reveals layers of sound, stories and voices.

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2009. Collaborative performance project by articulate animal and the other ensemble.
A series of improvised miniatures in contemporary music and dance.

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2008. Interactive performance and installation by Simon Biggs & Sue Hawksley.
Tracked movement data is used to manipulate, fragment, distort and composite live video material. Stillness causes images to blow up.

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2008. Solo performance and improvisation score.
A dancer performs set or improvised dance material while in conversation with the audience.

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2007. Duet with live percussion.
carrier engages themes of transmission, mutation and metamorphosis, evoking fears of contamination and disease.

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2002. Solo dancework within live video-installation.
I am I was (a dying swan) explores loss of identity and the vulnerability of a person confronted by and immersed in the processes of decay.

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OTHER PROJECTS

2018. Interactive performance installation by visual artist Simon Biggs.
Choreography & performance by Sue Hawksley.

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2012. Installation artwork by ~in the fields.
Choreography & performance by Sue Hawksley.

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2009. Interactive installation environment by Distance Lab.
Choreography & performance by Sue Hawksley.

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1998. Interactive installation by visual artist Simon Biggs.
Choreography & performance by Sue Hawksley.

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