S-A-O-L
On 9 April 2025 by Deej_Fabyc1S-A-O-L Live Performance Art Event
Saturday 12th April at 7pm
The evening will begin with a live performance from Sandra Corrigan Breathnach, Deej Fabyc and Julieann O’Malley.
Afterwards, there will be a Live Performance Jam, giving workshop participants an opportunity to perform.
Holding that we ourselves are part of nature, Sandra Corrigan-Breathnach will employ a series of exercises exploring intuition and the creation of connective communal spaces through clearing and grounding, connecting in with the energy of the earth and the shared energy of all participants, with the intention of working together in unison. Deej Fabyc will work with ritual objects and natural materiels utilising surrealist games and chance based methodologies. Julieann O’Malley wants you to trust her as she asks you step in to a world where the whispers of the wild meet the hum of the machine, exploring the fragile dance between nature, technology, harmony, control, existence.
S-A-O-L | Residency / Workshop Opportunity at Live Art Ireland
S-A-O-L | Residency Opportunity – 10th April to the 31st April 2025
Live Art Ireland are looking for artists to take part in their S-A-O-L residency this April. They are particularly interested in artists who incorporate environmental and natural elements in their work and have an interest in performance art.
S-A-O-L | Workshop Opportunity – 11th April to the 12th of April 2025
S-A-O-L | Performance Event – 7pm 12th April
A workshop will take place on Friday 11th April to Saturday 12th April with artists Sandra Corrigan Breathnach, Deej Fabyc and Julieann O’Malley, with a workshop performance presentation opportunity, held in conjunction with a live collaborative performance by lead artists, Sandra Corrigan Breathnach, Deej Fabyc and Julieann O’Malley.
Application Information | Deadline | Thursday 27th February
Please Note | If you would like to apply to attend the Workshop only – please note this on your application form available through the link below.
Please Note that places are limited and subject to confirmation from Live Art Ireland.
Holding that we ourselves are part of nature, Sandra Corrigan-Breathnach will employ a series of exercises exploring intuition and the creation of connective communal spaces through clearing and grounding, connecting in with the energy of the earth and the shared energy of all participants, with the intention of working together in unison. These sessions will in part, be held outdoors (Weather dependent) employing willow and stone.
Deej Fabyc will work with ritual objects and natural materiel to develop a workshop with the group that utilises surrealist games and chance based methodologies The group will address attitudes and fears around the climate emergency and develop ideas about positive ways forward in these times.
Julieann O’Malley wants you to trust her as she asks you step in to a world where the whispers of the wild meet the hum of the machine. Echoes of Eden is a visceral performance workshop exploring the fragile dance between nature, technology, harmony, control, existence and extinction.Through movement, sound, and immersive storytelling, participants will traverse the landscapes of an ancient earth, pulsing with life.
Julieann O’Malley will also work with the group by utilising performance to camera vinittes to guide the group in performance to camera techniques.
Sandra Corrigan Breathnach is an Interdisciplinary artist and curator working mainly in Performance Art, her practice includes Sculpture, Drawing, Photography, Video and Sound. The fundamental core of her practice deals with states of phenomenological expression of self and connectivity of the physical and meta-physical.
Deej Fabyc works with performance, installation, photography and video. Their work has for many years addressed the psychological dimensions of the personal and political experience of trauma. They are the director of Live Art Ireland and have performed and exhibited internationally for 40 years.
Julieann O’Malley is an interdisciplinary artist. Her practice both for galleries and public space is fundamentally live durational performance installations, video work, sound and photography. O’Malley likes to test the limits of her body during durational performances.
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Left to Right- Occlusion- Julieann O’Malley-Video Still, Súil Eile – Sandra Corrigan Breathnach – Video Still- Videography Sandra Corrigan Breathnach – 2023, Deej Fabyc at Here and Now Festival, Ennistymon-16th August 2024- Image by Aleksandra Skibniewska @aleks.photography.ireland @sandracorriganbreathnach @deej_fabyc_art @julieann_omalley_artist
