In Flow

In Flow is an immersive installation and performance exploring American imperialist violence through water, scent, and sound. Featuring a blood-tinged river projection, a red-water fountain, and ceramics playing survivor voices, the exhibition immerses audiences in the unseen yet persistent flow of historical trauma, memory, and trans-Pacific violence that is surging into our living area.

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Journal
Deep Blue (University of Michigan)
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.7302/26612
Primary Topic
Theatre and Performance Studies
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In Flow

Okyoung Noh
Deep Blue (University of Michigan)
Theatre and Performance Studies
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In Flow

Okyoung Noh
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Abstract

In Flow is an immersive installation and performance exploring American imperialist violence through water, scent, and sound. Featuring a blood-tinged river projection, a red-water fountain, and ceramics playing survivor voices, the exhibition immerses audiences in the unseen yet persistent flow of historical trauma, memory, and trans-Pacific violence that is surging into our living area.

Deep Blue (University of Michigan)
Theatre and Performance Studies
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