Animal Days on a Geomantic Compass: A Performance as part of Zarina Muhammad’s Moving Earth, Crossing Water, Eating Soil

What cognitive maps and compass bearing abilities do we possess? What lessons might we glean from microfauna and the wisdoms of creaturely companions? What might we find through wayfinding paths that resist linearity?

This performance is presented as part of the first activation of the Moving Earth, Crossing Water, Eating Soil. Alongside guest artists and collaborators who have been invited to respond to the themes of the work, experience Pulau Sekijang Bendera at sunset as we navigate through different environmental knowledges and wisdoms while thinking about the names of places, creatures, ghosts and gods that cease to exist in our immediate memory.

Note: Ferry departs Sentosa Cove Jetty (disembark at St John’s Island): 5pm. Ferry pick-up from St John’s Island (returns to Marina South Pier): 8pm.

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