Indiscriminate disposal of plastics in our waterways has caused devastation to all life.

Once an instrument of convenience… Now a symbol of pollution. In a quest to educate on plastic pollution in our seas and oceans, Avventura and Maya Dance Theatre presents Moving Stillness.

 

Conceptualised online over a span of four months, Moving Stillness sees two Asian choreographers, Kavitha Krishnan (Singapore) and Rianto (Indonesia/Japan) working in tandem; weaving its choreography through traditional Asian dance practices, and designed through contemporary lens, Moving Stillness expounds on the social message of plastic and pollution. 

 

Moving Stillness provides a first-person experience of the cause and effect of pollution whist engulfed in a seas of plastic debris. The stereoscopic VR180 production features a dance ensemble: Rianto, Eva Tey and Shahrin Johry (Maya Dance Theatre) and Ice Titisa Jeamsakul (Miao Dance) with music by Cawati (Indonesia) and lighting design by Alberta Wileo.

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Produced with the support of the National Arts Council Singapore.