About Us
Bio
Collab creatives Caro and Chri challenge life's constant contrast and changes through movement design and structural performance arts.
Based in AVL NC.
"story / line"
Now. Right now, on earth. These stories. Every single one of these stories is playing out. In a million rooms. A million ways. These are the inescapable stories of humanity, at the mercy of light. This is your story. It’s just a matter of time.
Asheville Fringe Arts Festival 2024
March 21-24, 2024
"House of Swords"
“House of Swords” is part one of a five part project that brings the iconic Tarot Cards to life in present times. We invite you on a journey through the suit of swords, from Ace to King, within a rich multimedia art installation and performance experience. This work features the artistry of a stellar team of visual and performing artists.
Asheville Fringe Arts Festival 2022
March 25 -27, 2022
"Troubled Water"
An outdoor installation and performance, this work honors the water of Hominy Creek, one of the most highly polluted waterways in our region of western NC. It explores the disparity between drinkable / touchable water vs. water that is dangerous to our health and the ecosystems that depend on it.
Part of "Hominy Rising": Friends of Hominy Creek Greenway's 10th Anniversary
Performance: October 2, 2021 4-7pm
Installation: October 2 - 10, 2021
"COUCH-19"
A film, in the heart of the pandemic
(Me): A letter from my couch to yours. It’s all I have sometimes. Where I surrender at the end of my day. Sometimes it is my day. Where I think, feel, wonder. The world outside goes on.
(You): Couch days are endless. It’s lonely and inviting all at once. I wake up at night cuddled here, happy that I have this place, it’s all mine. Seated, safe, restful, anxious; we are moved.
Asheville Fringe Arts Festival 2021
"Inherit/ Inherent"
A trying on of what’s been inherited and finding beneath the layers, the shine of the individual, and the inherent timeless expression of humanity. What is yours, what isn’t yours?
At House Of Kismet
Asheville Fringe Arts Festival 2020
"Trace"
Trace the line of your path through this world … what does that look like? How much do we explore the unbeaten path? Are we creatures of habit more often than not? If we trace the lines of connection to each other ... do the lines repeat just enough, or so much that they dismantle our connection all together? Are our connections to each other lines that bind? Or life lines?
Asheville Fringe Arts Festival 2019
