2017–present · Live performance with laser projection, sound synthesis, manifesto text, responsive visual coding, and salt
A is for Anarchy is an ongoing performance and projection work using laser systems, synthesized sound, coded visual instruments, and shifting typographic structures projected onto salt surfaces and architectural space.
At its center is a manifesto text first written in 2017: a fragmented “morning ritual manifesto,” an alphabet balancing fear, exhaustion, humor, resistance, desire, and the psychological residue of contemporary life. Built from layers of typewritten and struck-through language, the text reexamines inherited ideologies, political rhetoric, social mythologies, and personal forms of self-cancellation through revision, interruption, and erasure.
Developed through live performance and improvised projection, the work moves between language, signal interference, diagrammatic abstraction, noise, and fleeting spatial gestures, building temporary environments where communication swings between clarity and instability.
A is for Anarchy
2017–present
Live performance with laser projection, sound synthesis, manifesto text, responsive visual coding, and salt