SUPERCELL: water womb is a durational performance installation questioning the body’s ontological relationship to climate shift and environmental collapse. Performers are connected to sculptural water bags and one another via an elastic web, examining the impact and corresponding effects they each have on the collective environment. This work was originally conceived as a pre-show installation to slowdanger’s sci-fi apocalyptic work SUPERCELL. ​

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The work can be exhibited with cast numbers ranging from 2-20 and at lengths of 20-55 minutes. The work is set to original sound by slowdanger. 

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directed by: 

taylor knight  | anna thompson​

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sound design:

slowdanger (made in collaboration with​

the cast of SUPERCELL)

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slowdanger project manager:

Joshua Bristow

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