Brynne Billingsley & Artists, a NYC based contemporary dance company, creates movement landscapes that blend the visual appeal of an abstract painting with the visceral experience of a storm or a sunset. BB&A is interested in portraying the inevitability of change, and it's effect on nature, relationships, and form. On stage, on site, and in film, they create environmental works which invite audiences to experience dance as it mirrors the natural world.
I am interested in presenting movement worlds in which the physical landscape is lingering, transforming, becoming. The dancers provide shape, color, and texture against a three dimensional canvas. Their movements create pattern and design, an abstract painting that breathes, falling in and out of focus. Line and shape emerge from spiraling motion. Thoughts and images are evoked from movements and decisions, some real and some dream-like.
I hope to create work that acknowledge the breadth of human experience and consciousness. I believe that art has the power to reveal layers of the unknown and contributes to a deeper understanding of relationship and existence. Art honors our individual identities and allows us to shape our lives into worlds which have meaning and form.
Dance, the most embodied of the arts, insists that we stay present in our bodies, even when life destabilizes us. I will continue to explore ways I can communicate that which feels most important in life, recognizing the interconnectedness of body–mind–heart–spirit and the infinite possibilities of connection to others and to the greater world.
I am interested in presenting movement worlds in which the physical landscape is lingering, transforming, becoming. The dancers provide shape, color, and texture against a three dimensional canvas. Their movements create pattern and design, an abstract painting that breathes, falling in and out of focus. Line and shape emerge from spiraling motion. Thoughts and images are evoked from movements and decisions, some real and some dream-like.
I hope to create work that acknowledge the breadth of human experience and consciousness. I believe that art has the power to reveal layers of the unknown and contributes to a deeper understanding of relationship and existence. Art honors our individual identities and allows us to shape our lives into worlds which have meaning and form.
Dance, the most embodied of the arts, insists that we stay present in our bodies, even when life destabilizes us. I will continue to explore ways I can communicate that which feels most important in life, recognizing the interconnectedness of body–mind–heart–spirit and the infinite possibilities of connection to others and to the greater world.