9 Things, 9 Lives
(Tactility Studies exploration)
Created as part of our participation in ‘Dancing in the Metaverse: A Hackathon’, the 7th edition of da:ns lab was presented by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, produced by Dance Nucleus, co-curated by Daniel Kok and Shawn Chua
Created as part of our participation in ‘Dancing in the Metaverse: A Hackathon’, the 7th edition of da:ns lab was presented by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, produced by Dance Nucleus, co-curated by Daniel Kok and Shawn Chua


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On a white background, black heading text that reads: 9 things, 9 lives. A subheader: Things as characters. In point form:
On a white background, black heading text that reads: 9 things, 9 lives. A subheader: Things as characters. In point form:
︎︎︎ Sensory things journeying across audience members
Abstract representations evocative of real objects/beings
The things would be modular
︎︎︎ As these things circulate and audiences interact and dance with them, the things transform and transfigure through the collection and accumulation of stories, data and imprints
︎︎︎ Audience would be meeting the things at the end stages of the things’ lives
Invitation to care for, repair, attend to, offer nourishment

Powerpoint slides from concept presentation for 9 Things, 9 Lives (2022). Credit: Tactility Studies.
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LAB
CO-DIRECTORS
Chong Gua Khee
Bernice Lee
DRAMATURG
Corrie Tan
CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIST