FLOWN was commissioned for the Queer Biennial III and premiered at NAVEL LA in June of 2018.  The piece began with the visual of a shirt lifted by balloons as a representation of a person who isn't there.  From there, the piece became an interaction with the shirt--- this performer trying to animate it, trying to dance with it.  It's an attempt at dealing with longing and loneliness, of wishing you were doing a duet instead of a solo.  

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The piece takes place inside a small green screen room.  Only 40 is maximum capacity, so the piece runs on a loop to accommodate more audience.  All technical elements are handled by the performer during the piece.