This dance on camera film reflects a factory-laden society whose cold, and cog-like attitude towards life metaphorically dissolves. By taking advantage of the unique landscapes surrounding the Jackson Hole area - this film brings the idea of site-specific work to an extraordinary level.  Four dancers are executing Kate Kosharek's precise and intricate choreography as if they have been dancing it for the last 40 years - separated by fence posts and blind to their surroundings. By the close of the 5 minute piece, all four dancers have submitted to the water of Slide Lake in the Gross Ventre National Forest, they have grasped something about themselves that had been there all along, an appreciation of their relationship to nature.
The piece was constructed by a group of people, a collective of multi-media artists and visionaries who love to collaborate in the true sense of the words.

Director of Photography/Editor/Colorist - anthony birkholz