Five Domestic Acts transforms a private residential home into a site-specific inquiry on womanhood and domesticity. This immersive project unfolds across five distinct interventions, guiding the audience through insulation, video, sound, and performance. By reimagining the house as an active emotional landscape, the work blurs the line between inhabitant and observer, private and public.
The project is structured in five parts, focusing on three core acts: The Yellow Wallpaper (durational performance), The Wardrobe Archives (social practice and improv dance), and The Kitchen Diaries—a final act where the preparation of food is shared with the audience.
Credits:
Performances: Victoria Dombroski and Heather Arnett from KristinDamrow&Company, Jennifer Lee, Lauren Daniluk
Production: Lauren Daniluk
Hosting: Christine Eggy Rose
Culinary: Karen Chae, Nelly Capra
Photography: Kathy LaBarre
Medium: Site-specific immersive installation, social practice, performance, textiles, prints, found objects, audio, and communal table, edibles.