Move American: Border by Sarah Annie Navarrete

Director / Videographer / Editor Sarah Annie Navarrete // Choreography created in collaboration w/ dancers  // Performed by Alexa Capareda, Jaylin Lane, Taryn Lavery & Erica Saucedo  // Music Michael Wall // Poem an adaptation of The Border: A Double Sonnet by Alberto Rios

Across vast geographies and wide cultural boundaries our humanity unites us. Border, is a visual poem meditating on the symbolic, identity and territorial borders that divide us.

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Originally from El Paso, Texas, Sarah Annie Navarrete is an Austin based artist working in performance, photography and film. She received her BFA in Dance at New Mexico State University and she is an alumni of Austin School of Photography. Described as a “dancer and photographer, floating skillfully between these worlds” (Austin Chronicle), Sarah‘s work explores kinetic narratives through an emotional tone as they relate to the human body, its physical potential and its mediation.

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