Image Credit: South East Dance Join independent Sydney-based dance artists Ella Watson-Heath and Ashleigh Veitch as they share their ongoing digital practice and research, exploring the relationship between digital identity and lived experience.
Through case studies of their previous work, Ella and Ashleigh will discuss how choreography and digital-physical tools can help us navigate uncertainty, alongside reflections on the importance of shared physical experience.
The talk includes a behind-the-scenes look at Watson-Heath’s STILL FALL, a work using chroma-key technology and layered physicality to question how we perceive truth.
Ella and Ashleigh are visiting Brighton from Dance Makers Collective in Sydney, Australia, developing their work during a RAPPORT residency at South East Dance in October 2026.
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What to expect
An artist talk and discussion offering insight into Ella Watson-Heath and Ashleigh Veitch’s creative processes, previous projects and current research.
The event will explore dance and choreography alongside digital technologies, with opportunities to hear directly from the artists about how their work is developed.
Accessibility
The Dance Space is wheelchair accessible and seating is available. The event is free to attend.
Audience target/s
The event is open to everyone and may be of particular interest to artists and arts professionals, dancers, choreographers, and people interested in digital and interdisciplinary practice.
Audience type / suitability
Suitable for adults and young people aged 14+.
Organiser
South East Dance, videoclub