Fluid Mosaic

Post-Human
 
Presence
 
Materiality
 
Embodied Space
 

FLUID MOSAIC is an interactive installation performance that merges movement, live sound, light projection, and plastic materials.

Drawing inspiration from the fluid mosaic model in human cell biology, the work reimagines this concept as a metaphor for collaboration and transformation—blurring the boundaries between body and space, sound and matter, the visible and the invisible.

The performance unfolds as a living, sensory environment. The dancers’ bodies become open and porous, moving with breath and sensation to embody the plastic material, shaping it into a fluid, ever-shifting landscape.

Audiences are invited to enter this shared space, where body, sound, and light converge into a continuous, living presence.

Choreography: Jihae Ko, Kay Patru  Performer: Je Sung Lee, Ji Yae Jeon, Jihae Ko, Kay Patru Media artist: Oliver Griem, Min Jeong Geum  Sound artist: Remi Klemensiewicz, Tae Sun Yoo, Marie Guilleray

Supporter: Seoul Dance Center (KR), Post Territory Ujeongguk (KR), Seoul International Improvisation festival (KR), Danslab CLOUD (NL), Ephemere Series /Studio Loos (NL)  2014-2016