TOURE LOWE

Ninety Tre'

Petra Zanki

Petra Zanki is Croatian-American award-winning immigrant choreographer living in Brooklyn, New York. Petra graduated from MFA Choreography program at CODARTS University in Rotterdam in 2023, and is a current Brooklyn Arts Fund Grant Award 2024 recipient. She was nominated as the best upcoming choreographer on Zagreb Dance Platform, and granted multiple residencies across Europe among which two-year choreographic scholarship from ICK-Amsterdam/Emio Greco and Croatian HIPP-TSP. Her works have been shown across Europe, US, Canada, the UK, and Australia. In the US she presented her works at Estrogenius Festival NYC, PRELUDE Festival/ Segal Center Cuny, Movement Research/Judson Church, Coil13/PS122/Dixon place, On the Boards, SIDF,12 Ave Arts, Base, and at Velocity Dance Center. The texts about her works have been published in magazines Tanz, Performance Art Journal-MIT, Performance Research Journal, The Bomb, and Frakcija. Growing up in Croatia during the war, Petra’s main interest remains the transformation of pain into landscapes of beauty for the benefit of humanity.

“Til It Tear Us Apart”

presented at Memoir of the Human Body Vol I

The need to connect and to be loved deeply. It is an essential and relatable universal truth. Two or more bodies, conditioned by the system in power and managing day-to-day survival in not-so-humane capitalism, hold onto what is dear and special to them: a yearning to relate. Being torn apart so often and recomposed into another provisory connection, how do we grow this short-lived love? Inspired by her own New York life and the lives of people navigating the magnetic fields of various short-lived relationships in today's NYC, together with dancers, Petra translates this reality into a place of communion: a Brooklyn rave where various variables, such as dreams, jobs, pillow talks, and star alignments, all come together in one room, on a dance floor.

Concept and Choreography: Petra Zanki Movement development: Petra Zanki and dancers Dancers: Julia Asher, Greg Bantugan, Allison Fan, Anna Hershinow, Toni Owens, Yoshi Sanders, Trace Yeames.

Music DJs: PG -13, Bad Jasmine Rehearsal assistant: Allison Costa Costimographer: Shelby Green Executive producers: John C. Robinson, Ben Goosman ---- Cinematographer: Forrest Sassaman Photography: Jordan Brookins Special thanks: Vallejo Gantner, DJ McDonald, Avery Redic, Jordan Oldham, Dance Theatre of Harlem.

IG: @petra.dances @petra_dances

Web: www.petrazanki.com

Devynn Visionary

is a multidisciplinary practitioner, event producer and community leader who seamlessly integrates creativity with holistic healing. Rooted in yoga, their practice emphasizes playful exploration and embodied experimentation, meeting individuals exactly where they are. Each session weaves together movement, curiosity, and laughter, fostering a safe and enriching experience for all.

Currently is head of operations for Thee H.E.A.R.T. (Healing Evolution Arts Retreat Therapy) Space is a creative healing

studio that provides creatives the space to deepen self care practices and try new mediums to heal the inner child and work through creative blocks.

Instagram @devisionary.art

Web: www.devisionary.art

Zoja Zixuan Wei

is an emerging performance artist and choreographer, explores the intricate intersections of psychology, performance art, and sensory immersion. Driven by a profound curiosity about sensations, perceptions, and affect, Zoja's art practice delves into the intra-actions between humans, non-humans, and nature, unfolding in immersive theater, psychedelic stimulator design, and body art. With a rich background in arts, psychology, and communications, Zoja aims to engage and transform communities through participatory and sensuous experiences.

By incorporating long-duration body arts and multi-sensory experiences, Zoja creates transformative spaces where participants can explore and transcend their sensory and cognitive boundaries. Born in Mongolia and deeply connected with nature and nomadic spaces, Zoja's work is influenced by Chinese Daoist philosophy, particularly the five elements (fire, wood, earth, metal, and water). This philosophical framework informs Zoja's mindful movement workshops designed to balance inner energies and yin-yang dynamics, transcending the dominance of any single element through embodiment. Her dissertation, Hallucinating a Trip: The Phenomenological Experience of Audience Immersion in Theatrical Spectacle—A Case Study of Punchdrunk’s ‘The Burnt City’, challenged the traditional Western phenomenological emphasis on active participation by introducing the Eastern philosophical concept of action through non-action (Wuwei), shifting the focus towards a more passive engagement.

Notable mentions:: Naturynthesia,1, 2, 3,  Marina Abramovič: Transforming Energy

"She Who Holds"

presented at Memoir of the Human Body Vol I

To hold: a physical action; a psychological state; a mode of being.

here is never an end to holding. And certainly there is often the feeling of never doing enough.

Through a ritual of nature elements and energy exchange, we will test the in-betweenness of holding and to be held. Inspired by Maira Kalman's writing “Women Holding Things" (2021), this durational performance piece manifests in the autonomy of objects, and the affect of encounter.

“What do women hold? The home and the family, and the children and the food, the friendships, the work, the work of the world, and the work of being human. The memories. And the troubles. Sometimes when I’m feeling particularly happy or content, I think I can provide sustenance for legions of human beings, I can hold the entire world in my arms. Other times, I can barely cross the room, and I drop my arms frozen. ” - Maira Kalman

An object of sentimental importance will be asked of you. It will be returned at the end of the performance.

Instagram: zoja.zixuan

wedsite: www.zojazixuanwei.com

Ether Glory

is a multidisciplinary artist who administers Sound Healing Service with indigenous instruments, vibrational tools, along his vocal techniques. Expanding in the Holistic World, his love for bringing people together also transcended his events into sacred ceremonial curations.

Paying homage to our ancient wisdoms, technologies, and powertul wellness practices that brings back the power and control of our reality. Ether is the founder of ceremonial brand called "CoExist Ceremonies"; and works

along side numerous holistic and community leaders in order to expand the consciousness of our collective and create harmony in this world.

Currently an events coordinator guide at Othership.

Instagram: @rtheetherglory

Karley Wasaff

 (they/them), a freelance movement artist, educator, and experiential producer—using movement as a method to shape change. As the founder of Kinetics with Karley, a nonprofit offering free training to underserved queer & BIPOC performers, Karley bridges communities through accessible functional training and embodied practices rooted in awareness, compassion, and longevity.
 

Their signature solo XwhY, which premiered at Christie’s New York and has since toured with Human Experience Production, centers the body as both archive and catalyst. This new meditation offering carries that lineage forward—guiding participants through breath, sensory grounding, and subtle movement to reconnect with the body’s innate intelligence.

“We are not here to fix our bodies, but to hear them—and let our fear drop like a stone into the ground.”—KwK

IG: @kineticswithkarley

UMa

 is a Vermont-born movement artist whose work defies convention through a fusion of movement and avant-garde design. Known for her experimental approach, she frequently incorporates deconstructed and inverted garments, challenging traditional aesthetics and enhancing the expressive potential of the body. Her collaborations span various artistic disciplines, including film and performance, with her work featured alongside other visionary video artists and in esteemed publications.

Most recently, she contributed a garment to a Chanel beauty story for Violet Papers, captured by renowned photographer Elizaveta Porodina, further cementing her presence at the intersection of fashion, movement, and art.

IG: @swimminginmouthwash @softatachment

Christian  Warner

 is an interdisciplinary performing artist, choreographer, sound designer, and educator whose work spans concert dance, musical theatre, and film. He has performed with companies such as Sidra Bell Dance New York, Boca Tuya, NVA & Guests, slowdanger, and Kayla Farrish/Decent Structures, among others. His choreographic work has been commissioned by Triskelion Arts, Performa/Dance, Ballet Co.Laboratory, and the BlackLight Summit. In 2023, he received a Heinz Endowment Creative Development Award for his methodology Locating Lucidity. As a sound artist, Christian builds layered vocal landscapes using looping technology to explore the intersections of memory, faith, futurism, and identity. Originally from Houston, TX, he is passionate about crafting multidimensional work that invites embodied inquiry, collective resonance, and the possibility of spiritual recalibration.

Blending vocal looping, sound design, and embodied movement, Warner explores the body as a rhythmic archive housing breath, memory, resistance, and release - an excavation of the body’s inner mechanisms, both fragile and forceful. Part ritual, part sonic transmission, this engine studies the human instrument under pressure: how it breaks, how it recalibrates, how it sings.

IG: @itschristianwarner

HALEY MORGAN MILLER

is a dance and media artist based in Brooklyn, NY. Her media art and choreography has been presented with: Crossroads Series by Pioneers Go East Collective at the Judson Church, OUT! Front Festival by Pioneers Go East Collective at the Judson Church, Movement Research Open Performance, Jacksonville Arts Exchange, Spoke the Hub Director’s Choice, Whispers of Rhythm: Art Cake, 81 Leonard Gallery, Estia Day Fest, WaxWorks, Spark Theater Festival NYC, Art She Says, Rubulad, JUNTO, Christina Noel & The Creature, Fabled Narcissism, Marinnovators Science and Technology Festival, and Paraffin Magazine. They have presented films at Saint Bimbo’s Film Church, Anyplace Anytime Dance Film Festival, and FRAMES Virtual Festival. Haley joined sarAika movement collective in 2021. She was pleased to perform abroad at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2022. Currently, Haley is the Theater Operations Assistant for the New York City Ballet. Her freelance work includes lighting design for Haus of PVMNT, CreateArt Performance, PLAY ME TECHNO, Whispers of Rhythm, Six Degrees Dance Company, Brooklyn Ballet, Michelle Thompson Ulerich, and Taylor Graham & Jerimy Rivera. They perform live projections as a VJ for concerts, parties, and shows. In 2022, they founded Fabled Narcissism alongside Ragin Smith, a production company focused on experimental and multidisciplinary events.

A Guide to Microdosing Time and Space

A blend of bureaucratic dystopia, cosmic whimsy, and existential slapstick. Imagine Loki’s TVA meets Hitchhiker’s Guide’s nihilistic humor, and the aesthetics of anything Julio Torres touches, performed by dancers who’ve had one too many espressos. Futility! Whimsy! The relentless march of entropy! Also, jazz squares.

Choreography by Haley Morgan Miller in collaboration with the performer; Performed by Haley Morgan Miller and Alex Rix; Visual Design and Script by Haley Morgan Miller.

IG: @haleymorganmiller

Armon Naeini

an Iranian multimedia artist, creative technologist, and educator. His work navigates the paradox of embodiment and dissociation through the augmentation of self-image. Armon produces interactive installations, AR/XR experiences, real-time visuals, and experimental hardware to explore the relationship between identity, technology and entropy.

He is a graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts ITP, an art program focused on experimental expression using emerging technologies. Currently, Armon is a Professor at the School of Visual Arts teaching Code For Design where he teaches TouchDesigner.

Armon has exhibited his work in Secret Riso Club, Meow Wolf Denver, Center for Performance Research, Verciverse SoHo, Sights & Sounds, and the Time Square Billboards. He is also a live performer and VJ, using custom-coded, real-time software to create interactive content and performances.

Scuuulpt is a real-time AR photographic interface that engages in live dialogue with a dancer and audience participation. Scuuulpt captures movement in both space and time, allowing for the exploration of dimensionality by physical expression through both a digital and physical medium. Collaborative work with Katherine Helen Fisher, performed by Julia Asher.

IG: @entroplay

Katherine Helen Fisher @khfdance

Julia Asher @juliaasher_

Sharisse Francisco

I(she, her) an Embodied Vocal Artist and Certified Breathwork & Sound Facilitator dedicated to guiding others on their journey of self-awareness, healing, and expansion.

Her path began through personal struggles with anxiety and depression, which led her to mindfulness, movement, and the transformative power of the breath and voice. With over a decade of self-study and practice in holistic healing, Sharisse weaves together modalities like meditation, Reiki, embodiment, voice activation, and sound healing to help others reconnect with their true selves.

A professional performer with a BFA in Musical Theatre from Syracuse University, she brings a deep understanding of expression, energy, and presence to her work. Her training includes mentorship with yoga teacher Joe Somodi, certification in Flow Breathwork, and advanced studies in sound meditation with David Shemesh.

As a Queer Afro-Latina, Sharisse is passionate about creating inclusive spaces that foster liberation, authenticity, and joy. Through her offerings, she supports individuals in returning home to their bodies, voices, and inner peace.

The Voice Embodied is a space devoted to cultivating nervous system regulation, embodied presence, and intuitive connection. Rooted in breathwork, voice activation, and holistic practices, this work supports deeper self-awareness, emotional clarity, and authentic expression. From this grounded place, alignment with personal truth becomes more accessible—inviting heart-centered communication, empowered decision-making, and a life led by joy, trust, and self-compassion.

IG: iamsharissefrancisco

SCOGÉ

is a New York City-based fashion label founded by Haitian American designer Starnilas Oge. The brand is known for its avant-garde approach, blending elements of speculative fiction and psychological theory into its designs.

SCOGÉ™ describes its creative philosophy as "Subreality Archeology," a concept that explores the material culture of alternate worlds through the lens of history, geography, and ecology. 

SCOGÉ™ made its debut on the fashion scene with the "Mind Games" hat, inspired by Scrabble board games, allowing wearers to customize messages and showcasing the brand's playful and innovative spirit. 

The brand's collections are available on platforms like Runway360 and Not Just A Label, with notable releases including "Ch.1 Reacclimate" and "Ch.2 Alan & Evie," the latter delving into a narrative involving neural technology and surveillance. 

Beyond the realm of fashion, Starnilas Oge is a dedicated musical connoisseur whose practice extends into sound and performance. Known for curating and DJing immersive gatherings such as Searching for Humans, Oge uses music as another medium to investigate identity, technology, and subreality. These events are more than parties—they are spatial experiments in communal storytelling, often shaped by eclectic soundscapes that traverse electronic, experimental, Afro-diasporic, and ambient genres.

IG: _scoge_