Photo Credit from right: Thomas McCammon / F. Pujo Jatmiko

◆Outline

This showing is an adopted project of the 2026DaBY Residence Program.

After the Garden” is a collaborative project by Ishvara Devati (Indonesia) and Ari Angkasa (Australia) that explores the body as a “compost-like entity” through movement and media experimentation.

Compost, in other words, is a porous, ever-changing entity, shaped by water, soil, and memory. Using this process of decay and transformation as a guide, the artist’s own trans woman’s body will be shown as an attempt to re-imagine a “flexible living ecology” in a damaged yet sustainable world. Based on Devati’s concept of exploring the space between the body and technology with the keyword “porous boundaries,” and in collaboration with Angkasa, which uses video, performance, and music as means of expression, an experimental space for opening up perception will be launched. The project will launch an experimental space to open up our perception.

◆Schedule

Saturday, May 30, 19:00 Concert begins (Running time: approx. 60 min.)

*Doors open 15 minutes prior to
*A 20-minute talk will follow the show.

◆Rates

free

◆Application

Please register through the Peatix page.

https://afterthegarden.peatix.com/

*We will announce whether or not same-day tickets will be sold around 10:00 a.m. on the morning of the event.

◆Venue

Dance Base Yokohama
Access here
3F KITANAKA BRICK&WHITE BRICK North, 5-57-2 Kitanaka-dori, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa
Bashamichi Station, Minatomirai Line, Exit 2a “Yokohama Kitanaka Knot” directly connected.

◆Profile

 

Ari Angkasa is an artist based in Nahm, Melbourne, Australia. Through a practice that crosses video, performance, and music, she explores the residual nature of sound and the role of resonance in the creation of images. Recent works have been shown internationally, including at Gertrude Contemporary (Australia), Bangkok Kunsthalle (Thailand), and Queer East Film Festival (UK).

Photo Credit: Thomas McCammon

 

Ishvara Devati is a dance artist based in Jakarta, Indonesia. Her work explores trans women’s physicality, hybrid existence, and the “porous boundaries” between the body and technology. She has recently presented her work at Temperance Hall (Australia), Indonesian Dance Festival (Indonesia), and Theatre der Welt (Germany), among others.

Photo Credit: F. Pujo Jatmiko

◆Credit

Organized and co-produced by Ari Angkasa & Ishvara Devati, Dance Base Yokohama