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What if our movements are dictated by the need to record itself? A series of performances exploring the gestural narratives of digital image production - the bodily implication of the moment we engage in defining the physical world while simultaneously creating virtual ones.
In 1937, George Orwell used sleepwalking as a metaphor to describe the unconsciousness in the way we introduce and adapt to new technologies. Today, quite literally, our bodies move as our smartphones demand.
We are governed by the architecture of digi
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