Boulder
Live video, raw movement, an immersive mental landscape, and an uncomfortable body monologue about aging
Yu He Lin ( Entropic Body Production)
   duration: 30 min

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Boulder is an immersive multimedia performance where live video, choreography, and interactive digital imagery converge to create a shifting psychological landscape. A 61-year-old performer confronts aging under the relentless gaze of cameras, society, and herself.  

Audiences enter and share her inner world, witnessing vulnerability, memory, and transformation unfold in real time. Moving between reality and imagination, Boulder explores how identity is shaped through observation, and what it means when a body refuses to fade with age. 

Biography

Yu He Lin (Entropic Body Production) is a choreographer whose practice intertwines dance, immersive theatre, and interactive media. Trained in Taiwan and holding an MA in Performance Practice from De Montfort University (UK), she creates works bridging choreography, visual art, and live performance.  

Her works include We Were Here (Italy residency), exploring absence and presence; Cuddle, addressing migration and belonging through participatory dance; Lilith: The Night Witch, a feminist immersive world with disciplinary performers; Lifetimes, using projection as sole light source to explore family trauma; and Safe. Self. Sense (IFFR), co-created with filmmaker David Verbeek, reflecting on fear and choice.  

Fundamentally, her creative practice emerges from personal lived experience and struggle, which she recognises as shared across others. By articulating these personal fractures through performance, she invites dialogue, reflection, and reimagining to open space for collective resonance, uncertainty, and transformation. 

credits

Concept/Choreography | Yu He Lin 

Performer | Jasmijn Antonisse, Yu He Lin 

Interactive Visual Design | David Tiemstra 

Live Sound Artist |  Tzu Ni Hung 

Lighti Designer | Selin Yucelbak 

Technician | Sem Sem Allush 

Photography/Videographyt | David Verbeek  

PR Visual Design | Philipp Hesselberger