Embodied in the Making: The Art Studio of Kimberlee Koym-Murteira
RECONNECTION AFTER ISOLATION
Unseen to Seen Video Documentation
Unseen to Seen Exhibition Render by Kimberlee Koym-Murteira
Unseen to Seen Installation Space by Kimberlee Koym-Murteira
Unseen to Seen - Dialogues on Healing
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Group Exhibition
Hosted by the Oakland Festival of Immersive Arts
449 17th Street, Oakland, CA 94612
Two weekends: July 15-16-17 & July 22-23-24 // Friday - Sunday // 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm
Kimberlee Koym-Murteira has used ritual, dance, and the expressive arts to externalize trauma metaphorically and now brings those practices to others with the project Unseen to Seen. Exploring art as a regenerative process and nature as a source of replenishment. How can we share both more in the community to create healing as a consistent life practice? Unseen to Seen: Dialogues on Healing is a collaboration between Kimberlee, Allison Pasquesi, Daniel Alexander Jones, and Sylvie Minot responding to the pandemic- an intense time of isolation- how do we now reconnect? Outcomes included community-sourced totems, illuminated liquid-filled jars, plaster body casts, wearable sculptures, and video imagery brought together to form a healing space / immersive installation with sound by Laura Inserra.
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Featured on:
SF Chronicle’s “Review: New Oakland Festival Explores the Many Definitions of Immersive Art” and brokeassstraut’s “Immersive Arts & Artists in Urban Life, Oakland CA”