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'Cockatoos Headdress' accesses the tumultuous inner process of being dislocated from place and identity. What occurs from this loss is a secret (or unconscious) communing, a deeper reading of place, people and social signifiers through essential instinct. The internal silence and yet booming expressiveness in Pandolfini's work is testimony to loss of commonality. The colour of ritual is revived as a deeper way of being.
Part 1 marks the beautifully reflective freedom that comes with being new, foreign, and unattached.
Words. Alexandra Russ
Costume. Maxine O'Heare
Choreography. Matthew Day
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Cockatoos Headdress 1, Loneliness, 2009
Cockatoos Headdress 2, Loneliness, 2009
Cockatoos Headdress 3, Loneliness, 2009
Cockatoos Headdress 4, Loneliness, 2009
Cockatoos Headdress 5, Loneliness, 2009
Cockatoos Headdress 6, Loneliness, 2009
Cockatoos Headdress 7, Loneliness, 2009
Cockatoos Headdress 8, Loneliness, 2009
Cockatoos Headdress 9, Loneliness, 2009