Dance Film - Sisa by Ea Torrado at The Lopez Museum and Library
Channel: The Dyosa Channel
Date: 2017-02-01

Cited as one of the most exciting and sought-after contemporary dancer-choreographers in the Philippines today, Ea Torrado is the founder and artistic director of Manila-based dance theatre group, Daloy Dance Company. She is a contemporary Filipina artist whose creations manifest in site-specific work, film, installation, improvisational performance and dance theatre pieces. She was awarded the Alvin Erasga Tolentino Koreograpiya Award (2014), Remedios De Oteyza Award for Choreography (2016) and Asian Cultural Council Grant (2017).


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http://lopezlink.ph/lopez-museum/4597-ea-torrados-sisa-lopez-museums-complicated-exhibit.html :

Choreographer and dancer Ea Torrado, one of the three featured artists at Lopez Museum's upcoming exhibit "Complicated," presents a three-channel video installation. Her work is based on the frantic search of Jose Rizal's "Sisa" and reflections on the museum's iconic "España y Filipinas" painting by Juan Luna.

Using Sisa's search for her missing children as a metaphor of post-colonial identity, Torrado presents the search for the many desaparecidos and victims of extrajudicial killings in recent history as premised in the promises of modernity and progress which are both at the core of nation-building and Luna's painting. This film is produced with the support of Tuchi Imperial, sound designer Chris Aronson, cinematographer and film editor Dan Pamintuan and the ABS CBN Film Archives. 

Catch her work at “Complicated” exhibit opening on February 21, 2014. The exhibit, presented by the Lopez Museum and Library in partnership with Tin-aw Art Gallery, is curated by Ricky Francisco and Ethel Villafranca. 

“Complicated” will showcase the commissioned works of two featured artists - the larger-than-life anthropomorphic pillars of Mike Adrao and the acerbic cultural commentary works of Leslie de Chavez. These will be juxtaposed with works by Juan Luna, Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo, Juvenal Sanso, Bencab, Ang Kiukok, Jerry Elizalde Navarro and other artworks from the Lopez Museum collection. 




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