We are watery bodies in constant motion. We flow with, seep into, and transform each other endlessly through sympoietic gestures. Both tidal and cyclical; a hydropoetics.

This research explores methods and poetic outcomes of composing- and performing-with more-than-human bodies, as well as speculative modes of scoring encounter through embodiment and affect. Created in conversation and collaboration with Lake Gordon through processes of attunement and performative engagement, the work explores tensions and reciprocities between watery bodies; human and more-than-human, personal and political, ecological and corporate.

Presented as a relational, interdisciplinary installation, the work seeks to translate the felt affect of located intra-action.