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Eugene Choi

Eugene Choi works primarily with performances that integrate dance, sculpture, installation and video. Her work has evolved around self-made systems or sets, such as scaffolding or the family home, where an often improvised action occurs. Increasingly, the focus of Choi's work is the role of language and its dispersion, and the possibility of creating gestures and actions that communicate what language cannot. 

Eugene Choi
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A photo inside 4A of the Hungry Ghost Festival: The Burrangong Affray event

Hungry Ghost Festival: The Burrangong Affray

Performance

11 August 2018

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