Five Dances and Nine Wall Carpets by Noa Eshkol

This film installation features five distinct dances performed by dancers from Eshkol's group, each paired with specific wall carpets selected by Lockhart. The arrangement of carpets and dancers is designed to enhance the visual interplay between the movement and textile art. The performance is accompanied solely by the sound of a metronome, with variations in speed for each dance, resulting in an innovative score composed by Lockhart and Becky Allen.

The project is notable for its creative approach to choreography and textile design, highlighting the synergy between dance and art. The rectangular volumes used for projection serve as a unique backdrop, allowing each dance to interact dynamically with the wall carpets. This film is a fascinating exploration of how movement can be interpreted through different artistic mediums, making it an intriguing piece for those interested in contemporary art and performance.