SLUG HORIZONS (2017-)
Eve Stainton & Florence Peake’s on-going collaborative performance project, Slug Horizons explores the expressive potentialities of queer bodies through intimacy, touch and collective reclaiming.
Their meeting points are movement enquiry and somatic practices, deconstructing gender codes, queer discourse rooted in feminist theory, sex and their romantic relationship. Slug Horizons simultaneously elevates affection, power and energies in so-called non-normative relationships while pulling on the absurd management of their poly-amorous situation.
Performance and creation: Eve Stainton and Florence Peake
Set: in collaboration with Christopher Füllemann
Ceramics: Florence Peake
Digital collage floor and film: Eve Stainton
Music: Donna Summer and Oren Ambarchi
DATES
10 October 2019 : Nottingham Contemporary for Nottdance (produced by Nikki Tomlinson)
Multiple other dates were self-produced by Florence and Eve.
Images : Slug Horizons at Splayed Festival at The Place (2018), photos Anne Tetzlaff