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The Flying Nun

Plastic Bag

Where
34 Burton St
Darlinghurst NSW 2010
Australia
When

Every day, 7pm to 10pm Friday 13 May 2022 to Saturday 14 May 2022

The performative video installation draws from the postmodern concept of hyperreality, exploring shifting states of personal perception. Using semiotics, street dance and digital media, the performers in Plastic Bag navigate the boundaries of their highly mediated worlds; pushing against their own desires, warped realities and their hyperreal existence.

About the artist

Feras Shaheen was born in Dubai to Palestinian parents and moved to Sydney at the age of 11. Coming from a Hip-Hop dance background, Feras traverses different roles within dance working as a performer, teacher, choreographer and digital artist.

He holds a Bachelor in Design from Western Sydney University and in addition to his dance practice works as a freelance graphic designer, photographer and videographer. In his own creative development, Feras is focused on further applying his street dance knowledge within a contemporary dance practice. Feras is also a member of Buggy Bumpers Dance Crew, Groove Therapy Agency, Cultural Renegades and Klappsquad.

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