Re-frame: Solomon Berrio-allen

About

Designed to support an artist working in the field of dance, movement and/or choreography to experiment with cross disciplinary practice in the context of visual arts and to produce a new piece of work. For Re-Frame, Solomon Berrio-Allen will be in residence at NAE and Dance4 developing his research project entitled Our Acres. Solomon is an artist of motion, choreographer, and movement facilitator working in the field of dance. His work spans across stage productions and film and he describes his practice as “unfolding the poetry and sensibilities of our human nature and connecting to the heartbeat of the world beyond”. Solomon describes the Our Acres as “opening thought and space to the abundant riches that the ancestors of the diaspora awoke, amongst the indelible colonial history it endured”.

Re-Frame is supported by Garrick Charitable Trust and Jerwood Arts Development Programme Fund.