In 'Memories In Motion', a multidisciplinary one-woman show, past recollections swirl and identities shift like colors in a kaleidoscope. Through dance, spoken word, and visual art, the performer navigates themes of self-doubt and identity, inviting audiences into a fragmented yet vibrant exploration of the human psyche and its kaleidoscopic nature.
 

The inspiration for creating this show stemmed from a deep fascination with how memory shapes our identity and how the past continually influences who we are in the present. I’ve always been intrigued by the way our recollections—both accurate and distorted—serve as a lens through which we understand ourselves and our place in the world. In exploring this theme, the show aims to delve into the intricate relationship between memory and identity, examining how our experiences, both cherished and forgotten, contribute to our sense of self. By intertwining personal stories with broader reflections on memory, the show seeks to illuminate the profound impact our past has on our present and future, inviting viewers to reflect on their own journeys of self-discovery and understanding.