AFSANEH TORABI
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Rain  cycle

Rain Cycle is a 10min butoh inspired silent movement piece performed at the Iranian Film Festival, Brisbane Powerhouse in 2012.
A life between two worlds is explored and enacted, a cycle that begins and ends in a revelation of innocence.

Devised and performed by Afsaneh Torabi

scattered   Shadows

Scattered Shadows was a durational performance and installation work which took place as part of Brisbane's 2high Festival in 2012. Over a period of 3 months, seeds of various colours were gathered from public spaces and public dialogues generated in the process. On the day of the festival, these seeds were placed in the shadow of the artist as she stood for 8 hours, the work being created and destroyed simultaneously as the environment impacted on the work.

Conceived and performed by Afsaneh Torabi
co-performed by Oscar Jackson Blair Allen

'24'

24 was a durational performance art work from 2010 at Monash University, Melbourne. 
24 years old. 24 hours of restless reflection and the residues of thought-action.
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