Mirae Rosner’s practice includes somatic-based dance, inter-disciplinary collaboration, integrated dance, and most recently, audio/visual production.
Since graduating from MainDance in 2004, Mirae has had the pleasure to work with choreographers Susan Elliot, Anne Cooper, Helen Walkley, Donna Redlick, Karen Jamieson, and Meagan O'Shea. As a performer, project assistant, and improviser she has danced on the traditional stage, on the street, with professional and community dancers, and as part of a mixed-ability ensemble.
Mirae has a growing passion for collective process, inclusive dance forms and group facilitation. As a founding member of Dance Troupe Practice, Mirae co-facilitated, with Holly Holt, collective movement exploration and creation. Mirae was a member of The Society for Public Spontaneity, with Shannon Fitzgerald, Meghan Goodman, and Ryan Scott; and she has performed with her jazz noise collective, collaborating with several female-identified artists to make experimental improvised sound.
With Jesse Scott, Mirae forms the memelab collective and together they work in consciously non-hierarchical ways to bring sound, video and performance into collective conversation. They have presented hybrid works at Making New Trax, The Rhubarb Festival, New Forms Festival, The Upgrade!, Series 8:08, Transmediale11, Piksel, and Techno Ecologies.
She has participated in interdisciplinary and media residencies involving collaboration, community and technological empowerment including Vision Division (Fearless City & New Forms Festival) and Studio XX Residency with media artist Beewoo (W2 & Studio XX). In 2009, Mirae traveled to The Banff Centre for the Arts as participant in the interdisciplinary Interrarium residency, and as the memelab conducted a residency at Artengine in Ottawa. Recently, as the memelab, Mirae has participated in the MARIN residency (Baltic Sea), and is currently at the Incheon Art Platform (South Korea) as an Artist-in-Residence.
In the summer of 2008, Mirae was awarded Canada Council & BC Arts Council professional development grants to travel to ImPulsTanz (Vienna) to study integrated (mixed-ability) dance. She is currently invesigating the intersection of bodies, culture, and nature through video and performance works. For more information about her solo projects, please visit her at fictional anatomy.
I am a star: universal landscape detection methodology
I know there's an answer, Hunger Performance Fest Berlin 2011