 Split with a hammer or sharp blade the exterior of a tiny seed, the earliest origins of life are on view. A microscope allows deeper inspection of individual membranes and cells. Even so, there is mystery in the plant that grows when a seed is pushed into soil. There is magic in the flowers, fruits, and other offspring produced. Given soil, water, and sunlight, even a broken seed grows.
Which is a loose allegory to the process undertaken by the primary collaborators in the multimedia project, Broken Seeds (Still Grow). The production Nov. 16–19 at The Flight Deck in Oakland brings together the collective talents and life experiences of Nava Dance Theatre Artistic Director and choreographer Nadhi Thekkek, Oakland-based visual artist Rupy C. Tut, and composer and flutist G.S. Rajan. For full article, click here.
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8/18/2021 07:48:53 am
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