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Sun and Moon Rotate to This Infinite Present Moment,
The 99 Verbs and Wishes for You, My Dear,
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2026a certain necessity, concrete and durational actions
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202599 Verbs and Wishes
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2024Silent Flight (Part II)
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2024it's factual, so vast
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2024you and me, we grant this portrait the marvelous
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2023Silent Flight
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2023Compound Rite
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2022Field Record 5: Sun, Moon, You
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2022Compound Rite: Utopia or Oblivion (II)
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2021Field Record 4: Every Motion is a Ritual ᠲᠠᠯᠠᠪᠠᠢ ᠵᠢᠨ ᠲᠡᠮᠳᠡᠭᠯᠡᠯ 4
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2021Drift Upwards, Fall Downwards
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2021Far Journey, Homeward
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2021Doppelgänger
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2020In Another Green World
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2020Can You See Me? Can You Say Something?
- 2019Field Record II
- 2019Field Record 3
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2019Compound Rite: Utopia or Oblivion
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2019bare mind create action create bare mind
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2019Oracle---------Alt Text for the Future
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2018Field Record I
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2018In Another Green World, She Was a Visitor
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2018bird, bird
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2017Reaching Nowness
- 2016Cloud Image
- Early Works
2016 / 05:00 / choreography
2016 / 05:00 / choreography
Mongolian Pastoral Song draws the observer into the vast, open view of the grassland; the clouds in the sky and the sheep on the ground echo each other, quieting the mind and inviting an observation of the poetic sky-scene. Clouds exist for those rich in imagination, and their wandering among the clouds elevates the self's soul. Anyone who sees themselves in the clouds’ myriad changes has an independent mood-cloud figure. Mongolians' natural sentiment is the treasure of this era.
Choreography: NiNi Dongnier
Music: eastern Inner Mongolian folk songs, Lü Siqing and The Children & Young Women Chorus of CNSO (China National Symphony Orchestra)
Costume: NiNi Dongnier, Aixin Wang, Xiangzhi Bing
Performed by: Ge Guo
Photo: Tian Gao
10/2016 Fall Season, National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing
04/2017 ARKO Arts Center Theater, Seoul