3 D Metal Series
is a solo sound-movement performance series. Metal, the raw material and objects, function both as the instruments and collaborators to bridge body movements with sound making. This series openly works with sites, choreography, found objects and unplanned narratives, exploring at the intersection of new electro-acoustic music and contemporary dance.
3 D : metal objects | movement | voice
Upcoming Performances
Jī (2024)
Vorbrenner, Innsbruck, Austria
Archived Performances
Tuō (2023)
Tanzhalle Wiesenburg, Berlin
This solo performance focuses on the specific movement vocabulary “tuō” which is the pinyin for the Chinese character “拖”, meaning the movement of pulling or dragging. It explores how the sound generated through this movement "拖” shapes between body, objects and space, suggesting the phenomenon beyond the character. The body plays a dual role, both physically and sonically, working with the objects as instruments together to compose the sound with the aid of choreography and a quadraphonic set up. Commissioned by Sommerfest.ival 2023 of Wiesenburg Berlin.
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photo © Melika Akbari
3 D metal series part 1: Marble Mine (2022)
Las Galeras, DR
Happened at the local marble mine of Las Galeras, DR, the sound was processed through electronics from the live recording of the environment. The movements actively utilise the reverberation of the marble mine space and its industrial context, reflecting the character who lives and works openly with the accidental effects, sites, and unplanned narratives. In production with Berlin Encuentro con el Caribe residency 2022.













photo © Sebastien Terrie
3 D metal series part 1: Hull (2022)
Hošek Contemporary, Berlin
On needle and wheel (2022)
Apartment Project, Berlin
Attic (2021)
Torhaus Stadt Wehlen, DE
The first solo metal performance happened at the residency program OIIOIOOI, a sound-movement improvisation using found objects, among other collaborative site-specific installations and performances as space intervention.







photo © Yang Cheng