A May of performances at Cloud Seven starts on Friday 3 May with a performance by Vancouver-based artist, Evann Siemens whose show Colour Bars + Tone closes the following day at WAAP Brussels. Evann Siemens is known for her exploration of the dance world, consistently pushing the boundaries of its essence and potential. With a focus on the intricate dynamics of the dancer's role, both as a singular artist and a vital element within meticulously orchestrated choreography, Siemens navigates the delicate interplay between dance and performance. Through her innovative vision, she challenges conventional distinctions, prompting contemplation on the fluidity and interconnectedness of these disciplines. Evann Siebens makes media, performance and photos with movement. Her lens-based practice negotiates...
A May of performances at Cloud Seven starts on Friday 3 May with a performance by Vancouver-based artist, Evann Siemens whose show Colour Bars + Tone closes the following day at WAAP Brussels. Evann Siemens is known for her exploration of the dance world, consistently pushing the boundaries of its essence and potential. With a focus on the intricate dynamics of the dancer's role, both as a singular artist and a vital element within meticulously orchestrated choreography, Siemens navigates the delicate interplay between dance and performance. Through her innovative vision, she challenges conventional distinctions, prompting contemplation on the fluidity and interconnectedness of these disciplines. Evann Siebens makes media, performance and photos with movement. Her lens-based practice negotiates the human body as an archival site and the politics of the female gaze. She danced with the National Ballet of Canada and the Bonn Ballett before studying film production at New York University. She worked as a dance cinematographer for many years and shot dancers such as Mikhail Baryshnikov and Lucinda Childs. Recent exhibitions and screenings include: Vancouver Art Gallery Offsite Public Art (Vancouver, 2021), MACBA (Barcelona, 2021), Kunstinstituut Melly (Rotterdam, 2020), Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts (Moscow, 2020), WAAP (Vancouver, 2019) and Belkin Gallery (Vancouver, 2019). Evann also participated in Brussels in 2019 to A Performance Affair.