Over the course of two days in September 2018, Aniccha Arts presented their performance installation, Parking Ramp Project inside a seven-level parking garage in Bloomington, MN. I was tasked with designing the visual identifier and the catalog for this performance.

The catalog collected pictures of the practice sessions, taken by Minneapolis-based photographer Xavier Tavera, along with reflections from the participants and director, Pramila Vasudevan.

From Aniccha Arts, “The project asks questions about transience, migration, and stability in a space that temporarily stores cars and is home to nothing. Performers pervade the parking structure with their bodies, working against the visible slant of the ramp to find their individual verticality. Audiences experience the performance within the geometry of the setting sun, as the ramp turns into a theater with live sound and a tactile score.”

Links/Press:

• See a video of the performance here.