The curatorial framework approaches performance production as sustained critical inquiry rather than transient exhibition programming. Working closely alongside artists, institutions, and research foundations, the practice balances speculative creative development with precise structural oversight, governance, and site-responsive dramaturgy.
Over a decade of commissioning encompasses major museum premieres, civic biennials, and experimental sound works. By negotiating co-commission consortia across independent venues and national cultural institutions, every production secures both artistic autonomy and durable international circulation.
Four Critical Phases
Conceptual Research
Co-Production Structuring
Development & Rehearsal
Premiere & Touring
Initial field research, artist dialogue, and institutional alignment establish the core inquiries, dramaturgical parameters, and foundational space requirements.
Forming financial consortia, securing public and philanthropic funding, and formalizing multi-venue co-commission agreements with institutional partners.
Sustained curatorial accompaniment throughout studio residencies, spatial prototyping, technical staging tests, and cross-disciplinary collaborations.
Supervising premiere seasons, contextual publishing, archival documentation, and structuring touring iterations across international festivals and museum halls.
Curatorial Inquiries and Consortia
We welcome dialogue with festival directors, biennial curators, and institutional programmers seeking co-commissioning partners for prospective performance works.