Recent Projects

Experiment. Collaboration. Solos. Group works. Dance. Non-dance.

Bồng Bềnh (Buoyant) (2023)

Video work commissioned for After the Cataclysm, Before the Storm, a cumulative project by Gallery TPW’s 2022-2023 artist-in-residence, Alvin Luong.

The video will be exhibited at Whippersnapper Gallery in April 2023, alongside works by artists Alvin Luong and Vicky Do.

Chiêm Bao Thấy Mình | In the Eye

Hoi An, April 2022
Ensemble choreographic work premiered as part of MUARUA residency with MORUA (Hoi An, Vietnam).

Artist Residency
with Do A Front (Japan)

October – November 2021

Video work-in-progress “Mountain You” was made as part of Thinking Like Dancing residency with DAF (Yamaguchi, Japan). In collaboration with music duo Tiny Giant and filmmaker Nguyen Le Hoang Phuc.
https://bit.ly/ngonnuime

UrFear: Transit
Vietnam & Sri Lanka

August 2021

UrFear: Transit Sri Lanka and Vietnam continues the journey of “Multitude of Peer Gynts”, an inter-Asian theatre encounter project, exploring “fear/anxiety” and “im/mobility” in contemporary Asia, based on re-readings of Henrik Ibsen’s Peer Gynt.
Project website: https://urfearmpg.net/transit21

Loneliness is Still Time Spent With the World

Ho Chi Minh City,
November 2020

Solo performance at Ether: The Rebirth, produced by Time Between.
A movement response to Ocean Vuong’s poem “Someday I’ll love Ocean Vuong.”

The first iteration of this piece was performed at MoT Performance Plus in December, 2019.

The You

Collaborative performance with sound artist Ian Richter and multi-media artist Jo Ngo

Performances at Ho Chi Minh Dance School Theatre (08/10/2020) and Goethe Institut Hanoi (02/11/2020).
Produced by Undecided Productions.

Kites

Ho Chi Minh city, June 2020.
Dance & Sound performance, in collaboration with Trang Ly, at A Farm Season 3 Open Studio event “Summer Solstice.”

Daisuke and Friends

Ho Chi Minh City, December 2019.
Ensemble multi-disciplinary performance with musician duo Daisuke Terauchi and Tamaho Miyake, performance artists Nhi Le, Red, and Kim. Accompanied by a projection of Josie Rae Turbull’s film Survive Acid Oceans.

Learn more on San Art website:
https://san-art.org/education/daisuke-friends/