• Theatre/Opera
  • Tamerlano
  • Eurydice ed Orfeo
  • The White Plague
  • Translations
  • Holy Contract
  • The Cave
  • Mystery Island
  • Tales of Hoffmann
  • Zoe's Perculiar Journey
  • Experimental/Performance
  • A-O-K
  • Sewing Subjectivities
  • Patterns of Failure
  • Cling Film
  • Film/Video
  • Lady Phyll
  • Ghost Stories
  • il Pianto di Maria
  • Lost Souls
  • Lemonade
  • Hosting Loss
  • Architecture/Installation
  • Rebloom
  • Futuro Pronto
  • Climate Crisis Hotline
  • Mobile Agora
  • Nang Loeng Park
  • FREC Center
  • Proceed with Caution
  • Fā Rai Din Ce Ai
  • Ban Bat
  • Education/Workshops
  • RRRUBBLE: Prototyping an Archive
  • Public Protocols
  • The Ripple Effect
  • Softcovers
  • RRRUBBLE: Dublin
  • Nature is Not Our Natural Habitat
  • When you're alone
  • Painting/Scribbles
  • Scribbled Egg
  • Drawing as ASMR
  • Paintings
About
Rebecca van Beeck
  • Theatre/Opera
  • Tamerlano
  • Eurydice ed Orfeo
  • The White Plague
  • Translations
  • Holy Contract
  • The Cave
  • Mystery Island
  • Tales of Hoffmann
  • Zoe's Perculiar Journey
  • Experimental/Performance
  • A-O-K
  • Sewing Subjectivities
  • Patterns of Failure
  • Cling Film
  • Film/Video
  • Lady Phyll
  • Ghost Stories
  • il Pianto di Maria
  • Lost Souls
  • Lemonade
  • Hosting Loss
  • Architecture/Installation
  • Rebloom
  • Futuro Pronto
  • Climate Crisis Hotline
  • Mobile Agora
  • Nang Loeng Park
  • FREC Center
  • Proceed with Caution
  • Fā Rai Din Ce Ai
  • Ban Bat
  • Education/Workshops
  • RRRUBBLE: Prototyping an Archive
  • Public Protocols
  • The Ripple Effect
  • Softcovers
  • RRRUBBLE: Dublin
  • Nature is Not Our Natural Habitat
  • When you're alone
  • Painting/Scribbles
  • Scribbled Egg
  • Drawing as ASMR
  • Paintings
About
Documentation of a series of short, improvised performances exploring the force, or charge, between material properties and human bodies, and how this dynamic shifts between contrasting tones. The edit aims to expose and narrate parts of the process usually left "off frame" or unheard, merging the unintentional with the intentional. 

Cheng Keng, Laura Honeybun and Rebecca van Beeck


The Cling Film
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