“We find site-specific work ideal because it challenges us to reframe our performances and really think about how space and its many parts can influence our bodies, tone and intention. The connection between audience and performers is self-evident. I bet if someone had the ability to photograph energy paths from above Adam’s room that night, we’d see a big, gushy network of warm lines crossing over and under each other, like a hundred giant cat’s cradles.”
—Loren Othon of Golden Space, one of the bands that performed at Bedroom Eyes, a concert that took place March 14 on musician Adam Boehmer’s bed. About 40 people cozied up in Boehmer’s apartment for the show; beforehand Golden Space stole a quiet moment in the dreamy front yard.
Photo by Megumi Shauna Arai