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Chunky Move - U>N>I>T>E>D

Year and length:2025 – 55’ (European premiere)
Artistic direction and choreography:Antony Hamilton
Sound design and composition:Gabber Modus Operandi
Costume design:Future Loundry
Exoskeleton design and fabrication:Creature Technology Co.
Lighting design:Benjamin Cisterne
Performance and choreography:Ashley McLellan, Melissa Pham, David Prakash, Samakshi Sidhu, Robert Alejandro Tinning, Jayden Wall
Stage design, fabrication and art finishing:Ashley Buchanan & Antony Hamilton
Set and costume LED fabrication, system engineering, electrical system management:Shiv Geaney
External advice:Melanie Lane
Concept art:Peter Gregory
Production management:Ashley Buchanan
Lighting execution:Nicholas Moloney
Sound engineering:Ethan Hunter
Production coordination:Benjamin Beare
Executive direction:Kristy Ayre
Production:Kristina Arnott
Commission:Asia TOPA, Arts Centre Melbourne Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay Perth Festival
With the support of:The Victorian Government through Creative Victoria, the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advice body; the City of Melbourne, and the Playking Foundation via a Playking Foundation Travel Grant
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Description

U>N>I>T>E>D explores narratives around the notion of “machine mysticism”. At the heart of the work lies a synthesis of body, ma- chine and spirit as six dancers give life to lurking energies latent within the built environment; bridging the space between the flesh, consciousness, materiality and transcendence.
The work explores the corporeal connection that human beings have to tools and art objects – proposing that these objects are sacred signifiers of a spiritual connection humans have with the built environment. It imagines both deep-past and far-future in order to highlight the unending nature of this connection, allow- ing us to see our own contemporary reality through mythological storytelling.


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