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The Hum is a reflection and meditation on our own everyday interactions with the city.
Half cinema, half reality, the piece weaves together visuals of your location with a specially composed soundtrack on your smartphone. The work explores the subtle qualities of observed and experienced movement to create a series of narratives ranging from the poetic and humorous through to the ironic and subversive.
Re-visiting the mundane activities of our
everyday lives, The Hum questions and
elevates these inadvertent acts of
choreography. At times profound yet often
personal it is an immersive work that reveals
an alternative view of the city through movements that take place within it.
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